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Olympic Experience Museum Wins Apex Award

C-nario and Disk-In Pro helped plan, design and implement the project.

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14 years ago

March 4, 2010

Steve Aust Signs of the Times March 2010 Issue

C-nario (Tel Aviv, Israel), a global provider of digital signage software solutions, and Disk-In Pro, a provider of planning, design and construction services for visitor centers, museums and exhibitions, announced that the Olympic Experience Museum of the Olympic Committee of Israel won an Apex Award in the Art, Entertainment and Recreation category at the 2010 Digital Signage Expo (DSE). Based on C-nario Entertainer digital signage software, the unique multi-sensory, interactive, multimedia project was planned, created and implemented by Disk-In Pro.
The annual DSE Apex Awards honor innovation in the development and deployment of technology in the global DOOH industry.
In the multimedia project, Israel’s Olympic medalists are projected, as holograms, as they speak of their training and their achievements. A separate space commemorates the 11 Israeli Olympians who were murdered at the 1972 Munich Games.

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