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Crunchy is honored to be a part of Grow FL’s annual top 50 2014 Florida Companies to Watch award! Florida Companies to Watch celebrates growing second-stage companies headquartered in Florida. Companies to Watch was developed by the Edward Lowe Foundation as a unique way to recognize and honor secon

Large interactive displays are becoming useful for businesses in many different industries, from fast food stores to subway stations and car dealerships. As the touch screen market grows, the Crunchy team has noticed some very innovative ways that touch screens are being utilized to connect customer

As a first-time exhibitor at IAAPA 2011, Crunchy Logistics was challenged to showcase the best of our products for attendees and vendors at the largest Amusement Parks & Attractions in the world. We exceeded the challenge.

After many sleepless nights, Crunchy Logistics finally made it to InfoComm 2013. Joining up with PQ Labs, Crunchy showcased the fearless Padzilla, the eye-catching, multi-touch video wall, and the newest Crunchy creation, MIKASA, which drew many eyes to its constant shuffle of hip music videos and i

Crunchy Logistics recently designed a full internal video infrastructure and distribution system for the Hard Rock Cafe in Orlando, the largest Hard Rock Cafe in the world. Crunchy engineered a new method of delivering High Definition video to their new 39 LED monitors via Category Cable. Crunchy successfully implemented this system upgrade over five weeks. The Hard Rock Cafe Orlando stayed open and was fully operational throughout the entire transition.

Crunchy Logistics joined Florida Hospital for their annual National Council of the Presidents event on November 22nd 2013. Guests of the event included CEO of Mazor Robotics, Ori Hadomi, Mayor of Orange County, Teresa Jacobs, and Florida Governor, Rick Scott. Originally planned as a rooftop venue, t

Discussion revolving around the growing digital signage market has become a hot topic, particularly in the tech industry. Digital signage has become a buzz word, along with “DOOH” (Digital-Out-of-Home) and “interactive media.” And for good reason: the $14 billion dollar digital signage market is pro