Beloong's Rotatable Screen Advertising Machine: Opening a New Dimension in Advertising
Traditional advertising machines often display content in a fixed orientation, which limits the comprehensiveness of their message delivery. However, Beloong's rotatable screen advertising machine breaks this constraint. Like a nimble dancer, it can display advertising images from different angles, creating a brand new visual experience for viewers. Whether in a shopping mall aisle, in the center of a showroom, or in a corner of a store, the machine can flexibly adjust its display direction based on the environment and the audience's location, ensuring the advertising content is presented at the optimal viewing angle. This rotational function transcends the limitations of single-dimensional advertising and allows it to capture the audience's attention from all angles.
Diverse Sizes, Precise Fit
1.The 65-inch rotatable screen advertising machine, with its convenient size, has become a favorite in many commercial spaces.
In public commercial settings with dense traffic and expansive spaces, large-screen advertising machines, with their "large and precise" nature, have become a core vehicle for information transmission and attention capture. Whether in a department store atrium or a bank lobby's waiting area, these devices leverage their size to overcome environmental distractions while delivering diverse content in high-definition quality, maximizing advertising effectiveness.
Take department stores, for example, where each floor often spans thousands of square meters, housing dozens of brand stores, making consumers' attention easily distracted. Rotatable screen advertising machines, 65 inches or larger, hung in the atrium can play a crucial role: they can simultaneously showcase collaborative promotions from multiple brands. For example, the left panel will display a clip from a beauty brand's new product launch, while the right panel will simultaneously display a matching clothing brand's styling guide. Dynamic text in the center will highlight "cross-brand discounts"—allowing consumers to instantly grasp multi-faceted promotional information as they navigate the stores. More importantly, the large screen's high-definition display capabilities allow for detailed presentation: when showing a jewelry brand advertisement, the cut and reflection of the diamonds and the delicate texture of the metal chain are clearly visible at 4K resolution. When showing a video demonstrating the functions of a home appliance, the dynamics of the water flow in a washing machine and the color changes of food in the oven are faithfully reproduced, avoiding the information distortion caused by the insufficient image quality of smaller screens. This combination of "large size + high image quality" ensures that advertising content is still penetrating even in the noisy environment of shopping malls. According to a commercial real estate survey, rotatable screen advertising machines attract 37% more visual attention in shopping malls than ordinary light boxes.
2.The 55-inch infrared touchscreen rotatable screen advertising machine is a prime example of high-end display technology.
Its infrared touchscreen technology enables precise and responsive operation in locations like auto dealerships and high-end electronics stores. The large screen provides ample space for displaying complex product information, showcasing exquisite car interiors, or showcasing the details of electronic products. Consumers can experience the product's charm as if they were actually there, and the rotatable screen advertising machine has become a crucial bridge between brands and consumers.
In today's rapidly evolving advertising landscape, rotatable screen advertising machines are reshaping the commercial communications landscape with their unique innovation, becoming a key force in activating advertising effectiveness. Their core advantage goes far beyond their physical ability to rotate; it lies in their ability to dynamically adapt to the context, transforming advertising from passive display to active engagement.
With its precise contextual adaptation, these devices can act like "intelligent guides," adjusting their advertising direction based on time of day, traffic flow, and consumer demand. For example, in the waiting hall of a transportation hub, during the morning rush hour (7:00-9:00), the screen can rotate toward the subway entrance, showcasing limited-time offers from breakfast chains and portable coffee combos, popular among commuters, directly addressing the immediate needs of commuters. During lunch (12:00-14:00), as people flock to the dining area, the screen can rotate to the entranceway leading to the food court, promoting new combos or discounts offered by nearby restaurants. In the evening (6:00-20:00), as the number of casual shoppers increases, the screen can rotate to the mall entrance, showcasing new movie trailers and evening discounts from clothing brands. This "on-demand" advertising strategy eliminates indiscriminate advertising bombardment and instead deeply aligns with audiences' movements and consumption moments, significantly increasing the likelihood of advertising messages being targeted.
