Please see below for a detailed portfolio of recently completed case studies.
Trueform worked closely with the team at Barking Riverside Limited to help them deliver a brand fit for the scale and ambition of Barking Riverside.
The Thames Clipper service will also create important new links to thousands of jobs across the capital with a service that runs at peak hours Monday to Friday, therefore reliable and up to date real time information was critical for this project.
As such, Trueform worked closely with the client to develop the digital kiosks, which features include:
• High bright 55” outdoor advertising displays
• Real time information for the Thames Clipper
• Local advertising
• Wayfinding mapping
At the beginning of 2018, Trueform were engaged by JC Decaux to undertake the manufacturing design, prototyping and manufacturing roll-out of 100no. D200 Large Format LED displays. Working closely with JC Decaux’s Large Format team,
Trueform successfully developed a high quality product, utilising in-house design, manufacturing and assembly resource.
In addition, Trueform’s in-house electricians were responsible for the full electrical wiring and assembly of the unit, including cable management and liaison with independent testing companies for electrical sign-off.
Given the scale of this project, dedicated D200 teams were put in place, overseen by an experienced project manager, who was responsible for all aspects of the build. The completion of each unit is accompanied with comprehensive handover documentation, fully compliant with JC Decaux’s requirements.
On the back of the successful delivery of 100no. units, Trueform have been awarded a further 12no. units for the first phase of the 2020 roll-out.
Trueform assisted in the development of this custom internal digital directory kiosk which forms part of a wider family of products, for Bafta and Oscar-awarding winning creative studio, Framestore and interdisciplinary design studio, Spaceagency.
Drawing on our significant expertise in the design of indoor and outdoor digital displays, we developed a fully engineered and validated display solution.
Measuring 2.5m in height and with a custom formed internal profile, Trueform fully integrated 2 x 4K 55” screens, incorporating touch screen capability. Bespoke illumination and sound features were also incorporated, and the internal air conditioned envelope was designed in collaboration with independent cooling experts, to ensure 24/7 performance.
Trueform were appointed to deliver new wayfinding digital displays at Stratford Waterfront, within London’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.
The development site is known as East Bank, a new waterside cultural and education quarter. Trueform worked alongside scheme designers Placemarque to develop an external wayfinding scheme that sits within the wider public realm for the park.
On the east bank of the Waterworks River, the site sits at the gateway to the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. The challenge was to communicate a unique brand identity for East Bank, as a cultural destination in its own right, beyond its associations with the park as a sporting destination.
Trueform were chosen by JCDecaux Ireland to manufacture 100+ outdoor and indoor 75” advertising totems for their contract with Tesco Ireland.
Utilizing Trueform’s proven heat exchanger technology, these units were manufactured in just 6 weeks,
to meet the client’s strict deadlines.
Each unit was enabled with Wi-Fi for data connectivity, and included Trueform’s Fuzion remote monitoring system, to manage the health of the product.
The outdoor specification included 3500nit high bright 4K displays, as well as anti-reflective glass fascia’s,
in a ruggedised enclosure suitable for full outdoor use.
Trueform have manufactured and deployed digital signage and digital passenger information displays throughout San Francisco International Airport.
Working with the airports appointed product designers, Trueform provided a full turnkey service for the custom manufacture of a unique range of products that were specifically designed for San Francisco.
The airport serves 45 international cities on 39 international carriers. The Bay Area’s largest airport, it connects non-stop with 83 cities in the U.S. on 13 domestic airlines. This contract award further consolidates Trueform’s position as the global leader in airport infrastructure and passenger information signage systems.
Trueform have been chosen by BT to fully design, manufacture and install over 1400 enhanced ‘StreetHub 2.0’ units, which introduce a host of upgraded features over the existing estate, such as larger 75” outdoor advertising displays, environmental monitoring, and the ability to boost 4G/5G mobile coverage.
Expanding on an existing network of 400 StreetHubs, these units deliver a wide range of economic, social and technology benefits to communities and local councils up and down the country – from connecting local residents, businesses and visitors to free ultrafast Wi-Fi, to ensuring that people can contact the emergency services or charity helplines in times of need.
Features include:
•2no. High bright 75” outdoor advertising displays
•Environmental monitoring system – air quality and CO2 sensors to provide actionable environmental insights to help local councils achieve their sustainability goals, such as becoming carbon neutral by 2030
•Providing free ultra-fast Wi-Fi – 1Gbps to users within 150m of the unit. Ensuring that people can contact the emergency services or charity helplines in times of need
• Ability to boost 4G/5G mobile coverage by housing Small Cells within the unit, which boost 4G/5G signal
• Offering free phone calls, via BT’s existing network, users can make calls via the interactive tablet integrated into the side of the totem, utilising their own headphones or the integrated speaker and microphone
Trueform were approached to assist in the development of some unique, highly bespoke outdoor advertising MUPIs by Al Arabia Outdoor and Zaha Hadid Design.
Drawing on our expertise in the design of outdoor digital displays, we worked closely with a team of engineers and the clients to develop a fully engineered and validated display solution.
Measuring over 4.0m in height, and housed within a custom formed ductal shell (mirroring ZHD’s concept), Trueform fully integrated a 3m x 2m LED outdoor display to one face, and an outdoor 75” LCD to the rear, incorporating touch screen capability. Bespoke illumination features were also incorporated, and the internal air conditioned envelope was designed in collaboration with independent cooling experts, to ensure 24/7 performance in a highly demanding environment.
The next generation of urban infrastructure, creating dynamic and intelligent streetscapes.
Trueform builds ultra-connected, highly intelligent, SmartCity streetscape infrastructure networks for city streets, public transport and public spaces.
Our network of people centred, smart, sustainable Info Hub Kiosks incorporate the latest digital display and communication technologies, enabling the smarter, greener and more efficient movement of data, information, communications media and people around the World.
We design, manufacture and deploy interactive digital kiosks, which incorporate pioneering digital display, communication and technology solutions, to provide a network of user info hubs – thus providing a hyper-connected streetscape.
Working together, these kiosks provide powerful, media rich communication hubs which transform cities, communities and businesses.
Trueform’s Forth Bridge digital cycle counters help to promote active travel and healthy streets throughout east Scotland, leading to an increase in cycling and the key data gathered for investors to invest in new cycle lanes within their town or city.
The SMART Digital Cycle & Pedestrian Counters feature the very latest low-power LED technology and, when linked to piezo-electric sensor systems, provide real-time updates of cycling and walking routes’ usage. Information in the form of daily and cumulative counts of cyclists and pedestrians are displayed; however the interactive TfT touchscreen below points the way (literally) to the future. TfT displays will provide users with information on the local area making navigation to points of interest far easier to accomplish.
Trueform are proud to have developed a Smart Digital Cycle Totem to monitor cycle flow for TfL’s Cycle Superhighway Scheme.
The counters feature the very latest low-power LED technology and, when linked to piezo-electric sensor systems, provide real-time updates of cycling usage. The counters displays information in the form of daily and cumulative counts of cyclists, a smart way to promote other forms of travelling in cities and to encourage a healthier lifestyle.
TfL, Trueform and Will Norman, Mayor of London Walking & Cycling Commissioner, launched the first totems in Embankment and Blackfriars. With over 350 cyclist recorded within the first hour of going live. This demonstrates the investment that is being put into walking & cycling is beneficial to achieving active travel, reducing levels of vehicular congestion and pollution.
The first of multiple SMART Technology Totems has been installed at Newcastle University’s Urban Observatory with the remainder to be imminently rolled out within Newcastle City Centre.
Each technology totem is weatherproofed, secure and rugged for long term deployment in a busy outdoor city environment. The totems are provided with software to allow content and applications to be loaded remotely (online) on to the screen, enable remote and local interaction, enable control of all hardware remotely including lighting and diagnostics monitoring for hardware and software faults.
Features of the technology totems include a 32” colour touch screen connected to a PC with internet connectivity over 4G. Dual speakers, a microphone & audio amplifier, NFC reader, external LED lighting, smart sensors and buttons for interaction.
Trueform have provided the largest and most successful public transport authorities in the World with their supporting infrastructure and systems, across all transport modes, we enable transport departments in these cities to develop, implement and run 21st Century public transport systems.
Trueform have installed these beautiful double sided digital interactive information lecterns in Westfield’s flagship London shopping centre.
These pedestals are perfect additions to the other 150+ digital advertising pods that Trueform has deployed throughout Westfield’s shopping centres, providing detailed information of all shops, cafes, restaurant, and general information with interactive mapping showing the user exactly where they need to go.
Trueform are thrilled to have manufactured and installed bespoke 3 sided digital interactive advertising display totems to mark the opening of John Lewis’s 50th store at Westfield London.
TTrueform have now completed the manufactured and installation of 38no. Double Sided Digital 75″ Displays throughout Westfield Stratford, following our previous deployment throughout Westfield White City Shopping Centre
Incorporating Trueform’s Fusion thermal management engines and remote diagnostics, our scope included in-house design, engineering, technology, manufacture, assembly, commissioning and project management, all from Trueform’s London based manufacturing and technology centre – a full turn-key digital signage design and build service.
Pikasso, the leading Out-Of-Home advertising company throughout the Levant, North Africa and West Africa has awarded Trueform Digital a major contract provide state of the art digital advertising display totems at its iconic shopping centre locations.
Pikasso is the first OOH operator in Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq, Algeria, Tunisia and Mali, with more than 13,000 advertising faces, 210 digital screens, and 53 exclusive concessions across 367 cities in 8 countries.
With over 40 years of experience in the design, manufacture and deployment of interior and exterior digital displays and advanced digital display technologies, Trueform have successfully delivered over 50,000 units to premium retail, leisure and transportation locations throughout the World.
Trueform’s US division has manufactured digital totems for the New York subway. The new totem kiosks incorporate full outdoor digital screens with local maps, train times and flexibility to display a range of content.
Westfield London Awards Major Digital Interactive Advertising Display Contract to Trueform.
Trueform is to deploy over 170 interactive digital advertising display screens and pods throughout Westfield’s flagship London shopping centre at White City.
Comprising a range of 49”, 55” and 75” digital displays in ironically designed pod housings, the new digital displays will form an important part of Westfield’s £600 million retail expansion that is to be launched in March 2018. The extension will consolidate Westfield London’s position as a world-leading retail and entertainment destination, featuring the best in fashion, dining, leisure, events, services and technology with the customer experience at the heart.
With over 40 years of experience in the design, manufacture and deployment of interior and exterior digital displays and advanced digital display technologies, Trueform have successfully delivered over 50,000 units to premium retail, leisure and transportation locations throughout the World.
Jonathan Morley, CEO, Trueform Digital, commented: “This was a significantly important win for us. It provides a premium showcase of our capabilities in the digital retail signage market and a huge endorsement of Trueform Digital’s expertise”.
Trueform have manufactured and installed large digital advertising and information screens in Manor Royal Business Improvement District (BID), Crawley, to help promote local trade and build an even stronger business community.
The project is the latest initiative delivered by the BID to improve infrastructure on the popular business location in Crawley, West Sussex.
With over 600 companies and 30,000 employees located in this area, more than 24 million vehicles pass through or visit the business district each year, in addition to those who walk or cycle to the area. Thanks to the Manor Royal BID, there is now an opportunity for businesses to advertise their products and services to all these people passing by.
Additionally, the BID and its partners will use the signs to communicate important community messages relating to transport, safety and other issues relevant to daily life in Manor Royal.
Trueform recently provided a number of outdoor double-sided 75” advertising displays throughout Southend-on-Sea town centre. Utilising our tried and tested standard ‘6-sheet’ design, these units are ideal for harsh outdoor environments. Featuring high brightness Samsung displays, and operating via 4G modem, these advertising units further strengthen Trueform Digital’s presence in the DOOH market.
Offering a full turnkey service, Trueform were responsible for all aspects of the product design, including structural validation, foundation design and electrical design. Following client approval, the units were then manufactured in their entirety at our facility in Hayes, West London, which included the mechanical and electrical assembly, as well as the integration and commissioning of the digital displays.
Installation of the totems was then undertaken by our in-house teams, which included the production of traffic management drawings, civils/foundation work, totem installation and final commissioning.
Trueform have successfully completed the design, manufacture and installation of 10off outdoor 75” digital display totems throughout Bournemouth town centre. Designed specifically for outdoor use, these units are robust and suitable for the harshest of environments. Featuring high brightness Samsung displays, and operating via 4G modem, these advertising units are a fine example of Trueform Digital’s expertise in high quality DOOH hardware.
Offering a full turnkey service, Trueform were responsible for all aspects of the product design, including liaison and approval with Samsung Korea, as well as structural validation, foundation design and electrical design. Following client approval, the units were then manufactured in their entirety at our facility in Hayes, West London, which included the mechanical and electrical assembly, as well as the integration and commissioning of the digital displays.
Utilising our in-house teams, all aspects of the installation was undertaken by Trueform, including traffic management drawings, civils/foundation work, totem installation, electrical connections and final commissioning.
Trueform’s freestanding outdoor digital 6 sheet digital displays provide the perfect solution to outdoor advertisement and information problems. We proudly present the latest in display technology, the Fuzion D6.
Our outdoor freestanding digital screens have been designed for outdoor practicality with a robust housing that ensures there is protection for the screen from the elements. The secure frame means that there is little maintenance needed to upkeep our digital totem, saving time and money.
To ensure years of trouble-free performance in outdoor environments, the Fuzion D6 has been designed to operate all day, every day in ambient temperatures of up to 50 C / 122 F.
For added design and personalisation the Fuzion D6 comes in a range of architecturally designed housings to suit any environment and work well with other displays and roadside furniture in the vicinity.
The Fuzion D6 comes in large TFT display sizes of 75” and 86” for a stunning, eye-catching interactive display that captures the imagination of viewers and provides a blank digital canvas for limitless opportunities.
Trueform have developed a fully interactive 46” TFT totem for the Caledonian Sleeper rail franchise with a totem to be installed at each of 48 rail stations that the sleeper train stops at. From initial design concept through to on site commissioning and full 24/7 maintenance Trueform supported all of the emerging needs of the project. We provided a full service remote diagnostics and management solution as part of our maintenance commitment. A Content Management System was selected and implemented across the installed base of totems providing real-time train information and general customer support content, ensuring that the system was accessible to all users. With a fully interactive 46” touchscreen, video chat, audio induction loop and wifi hotspot features the totem allowed people at remote rail stops to communicate and interact with staff at the Inverness HQ and obtain useful information about their current and end destinations.
Trueform use E-Ink technology, which uses reflected light, as opposed to emitted light. This means that anything displayed on a Trueform Display works in any lighting condition which means no matter what the weather, you’ll be able to read information on a Trueform display as well as you would be able to read information on paper. And when it gets dark, low-power LED edge lighting will ensure that information will be easily displayed in the later hours too.
The displays are also almost 1/3rd lighter than current LCD displays, meaning that installation is possible in a wide variety of locations, including in direct sunlight.
Trueform E-displays are also durable and reliable. With built-in environmental robustness, Trueform E-displays are protected from moisture, UV rays and are flame resistant.
Trueform E-displays are over 36 times more energy efficient than a similar sized LCD screen. This means that the amount of power used in an LCD display for 20 hours would last 720 hours in a Trueform E-Display. The benefits of this are a huge reduction in energy consumption and carbon footprint.
Bespoke intelligent bus stop design installed throughout the City of Birmingham for Centro. Featuring latest innovation in electronic RTI passenger information display hardware, digital printed LED back illuminated wayfinding mapping and highly contemporary aesthetics.
Production design, product and electrical engineering, testing, manufacture, installation and commissioning by Trueform
Our 28” Ultra Wide TFT Displays are an essential bus stop feature, displaying information clearly and conveniently for waiting passengers. Equipped with the latest generation of TFT-LCD panels with a 1000 cd/m2 brightness, the screen boasts a 1920 x 357 ultra wide aspect ratio of 16:3. With a sunlight readable energy efficient display, the information is displayed day and night.
The small form factor allows for installation within most shelters and even to third party bus stops with an optional adaptor bracket. With remote monitoring the information can be changed simply, and the unit will can be environmentally controlled and provide diagnostic information.
Trueform’s experienced digital and engineering team worked closely on the design development of the innovative structure and the subsequent manufacture and full on-site installation and erection.
Features of the new totem include:-
Trueform has been working with LBSL’s Technical Services Group on the development of its corporate TFT totem product range, and has now completed the first installation at Vauxhall Bus Station.
The totem installed at Vauxhall is a 42” portrait, sunlight readable, high brightness TFT product with 3G communications. LBSL’s newly developed Digital Sign bus information content was installed, driven by Countdown 2 – an earlier project where Trueform has supplied, installed and maintains over 1,400 LED bus shelter displays.
These information totems have now been deployed throughout Londons bus interchange network.
On the back of Trueform successful working relationship with TfL, Trueform were engaged by JCDecaux to a provide a full end to end installation service for in excess of 650 digital 6 sheet advertising displays across London. Thanks to Trueforms capabilities and expertise in the installation of on-street assets, we were the obvious choice to undertake this highly prestigious project, which is the largest digital rollout ever undertaken.
The majority of the installations took place in extremely high profile, busy and challenging environments across central London. The installations presented numerous logistical and perational challenges, all of which were overcome thanks to Trueform’s highly experienced management efficient processes and attention to detail.
Available in a range of sizes and configurations, these elegantly designed FID units have been specifically designed for high profile display of flight information, arrival and departures. Utilising Trueform’s combined design, fabrication and engineering expertise with the electronic display engineering and cooling expertise, made this highly complex yet elegant design a practical reality.
Available in a range of bespoke sizes and configurations, these elegantly designed freestanding monolith units have been specifically designed for high profile displays to inform passengers of flight and facilities information.
Trueform was responsible for the full product design, manufacture and installation of the product range of innovative signage structures for Heathrow’s Terminal 3.
The monolith units are manufactured using architectural metalwork, laminated toughened glass, powder coated aluminium panels with cut out stencilled sides and LED illumination.
Monolith Features include:
This contract involved the design, manufacturing, installation, commissioning and testing of bespoke products within Stansted Airport. All installation took place airside in the international departure lounge, therefore Trueform are fully familiar with:
Among the items installed at Stansted Airport were the following:
Trueform developed a Smart Cycle Counters which was part of mini-Holland project with four cycle counters being installed in Waltham Forest with the option to roll out and connect with other smart city devices across London.
The smart digital information kiosks feature the very latest high definition TFT displays and, when linked to piezo-electric sensor systems, provide real-time updates of cycling and walking usage. The kiosks displays information in the form of daily and cumulative counts of cyclists and pedestrians, a smart way to promote other forms of travelling in cities and to encourage a healthier lifestyle.
Trueform was appointed by Future Cities Catapult as a suitably experienced and capable supplier, to design, manufacture and install a technology totem ‘Teto’. The technology totem ‘Teto’ is a mobile lab, it contains a selection of sensing hardware, an e-paper 32’’ display and facility to harness renewable energy in the form of solar. The totem measures the environments, and engages with the public via dynamic on-screen content through wireless connectivity.
The first totem was installed in London and the second totem in Birmingham, built on a redundant loading bay within a parklet creating green urban environment.
The 6 month trial of ‘Teto’ is to monitor footfall, dwell time and how technology can be used to improve business. The area was monitored before parklet was installed and will be monitored during the trial to see how people react to the new open space. The sensoring equipment built into the totem includes thermal imagery, air pollution, pedestrian & cycle counting, vibration levels, proximity sensor, voice activation and interacts with the public to offer an insight into the past, present and future of the surrounding area, giving them the option to vote for future plans within the city.
The opening of the parklet took place on 5th October and was well attended and generated a lot of interest from members of the public and was also featured on BBC midlands news
Our smart cycle digital information kiosks feature the very latest low-power LED technology and, when linked to piezo-electric sensor systems, provide real-time updates of cycling and walking usage. The kiosks displays information in the form of daily and cumulative counts of cyclists and pedestrians, a smart way to promote other forms of travelling in cities and to encourage a healthier lifestyle.
Digital information kiosks help to promote active travel leading to an increase in cycling and walking catchment of an urban area. This has benefits in terms of safety, as even greater numbers of people travel without their vehicles. It can also aid the local economy, as those who were previously put off by congestion or the lack of a vehicle are encouraged to travel into an urban area from farther afield.
Trueform’s wayfinding signage system offers an array of features including modulisation and robustness, as well as further choice between lit and solar powered options. The way in which each unique signage system displays navigational information is varied with a range of methods in which the systems can display information. Our wayfinding signage systems are compatible with new potential communications technology, allowing future improvements. These interactive units feature a high brightness 42” TFT LCD panel with transflective properties and has a touch screen interface.
The Legible Peterborough wayfinding signs were successfully unveiled with excellent response from members of the public who were really pleased and impressed with the look, information and usability of the wayfinding infrastructure.
Peterborough City Council wanted to enhance key routes in and around the city centre and linking public transport interchanges for their residents and visitors making it user friendly and easier to find the quickest routes. It was important for the signs to be designed in keeping with the traditional and historic surroundings of Peterborough.
Due to our extensive and multi-award winning work with our customers Trueform was awarded the Walk NYC wayfinding project that included 170 double sided Digital SBS Totems for the New York City Department of Transport (DoT) over a 3 year period.
All our work was carried out at our New York offices, which allowed us to work closely with our customers in New York to provide them with the bespoke service that they needed.
We had a lot of challenges when working with such a large transport network. The totems are designed to operate through the heat of the New York summer and sub-zero temperatures of the New York winter.
Westfield London Awards Major Digital Interactive Advertising Display Contract to Trueform.
Trueform is to deploy over 170 interactive digital advertising display screens & pods throughout Westfield’s flagship London shopping centre at White City.
Comprising a range of 49”, 55” and 75” digital displays in ironically designed pod housings, the new digital displays will form an important part of Westfield’s £600 million retail expansion that is to be launched in March 2018. The extension will consolidate Westfield London’s position as a world-leading retail and entertainment destination, featuring the best in fashion, dining, leisure, events, services and technology with the customer experience at the heart.
With over 40 years of experience in the design, manufacture and deployment of interior and exterior digital displays and advanced digital display technologies, Trueform have successfully delivered over 50,000 units to premium retail, leisure and transportation locations throughout the World.
Jonathan Morley, CEO, Trueform Digital, commented: “This was a significantly important win for us. It provides a premium showcase of our capabilities in the digital retail signage market and a huge endorsement of Trueform Digital’s expertise”.