Corner
90° · One module
Caps a shelf run or activates a corner.
611 × 611 mm footprint · 864 mm face
The shelf just went live.
Halo 360 turns retail floor space into a premium digital media network — modular towers that showcase product and sell media, from a single store to a national chain.
The film
One system. Any brand.
0%
of purchases still happen in-store.
Nielsen
0%+
of brand media budgets now go to digital.
eMarketer
$0
retailer capital outlay. Halo 360 deploys on a lease.
The budgets went digital. The buying never left the store.
AdSphere closes the gap.
The channel
Retail’s last untapped channel. Now on.
Retail media is the fastest-growing ad category in the world — but almost all of it lives on retailer websites and apps. The physical store, where the overwhelming majority of purchases actually happen, has stayed analogue.
AdSphere makes the store itself addressable. Premium digital placements, sold like media, running on infrastructure the retailer never has to buy.
Halo 360 · One canvas
The hardware
One module.
Any configuration.
Every Halo is the same 90° module. Join them and the screen wraps further — 90°, 180°, 270° or the full 360°. Matte black steel, two curved LED bands, four lit shelves.
- 2440 mm8′0″ tall
- Ø 1222.5 mmfull round
- 480 / 320 mmLED bands
- Fourlit shelves
Four quadrants
Four suppliers on one tower. Or one, all the way around.
Every 90° quadrant is its own screen and its own shelf bays. Sell it to one supplier, schedule it on its own, stock it with their product — then do the same with the next quadrant. Or hand the whole circumference to a single brand and run one creative right around it.
- Each quadrant carries its own creative and its own product, independently.
- Four insertion orders on one footprint — or one order for the full unit.
- Joined quadrants behave as one canvas, so a takeover wraps without a seam.
Configurations
Built from quarters. Any arc.
Bolt one to four modules together and the screen wraps 90°, 180°, 270° or the full 360°. Every arc is available in two lines — Halo 360 with two LED bands, or Halo Mini with one.
One module. Tucks into a corner or caps a shelf run.
Halo 3602440 mm · two LED bands
Halo Mini1960 mm · one LED band
Placements
Every arc has a home in the store.
Gondola end-cap
180° · Two modules
The gondola end-cap, reinvented.
Fits a standard end-cap bay
Column wrap
270° · Three modules
Wraps a column or turns a corner run.
Three quadrants of screen · one canvas
Open floor
360° · Four modules
A free-standing media landmark.
Ø 1222.5 mm · 2440 mm tall
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2440 mm · 8′0″ tallDual curved LED bandsP1.86 pixel pitchFour lit merchandise shelvesMatte black steelOne power cord
In the wild
Every category. Every store.
The model
Lease. Book. Broadcast.
Retailers lease the units.
No capital outlay. AdSphere installs, connects and maintains the hardware.
Brands book the placements.
Monthly placement fees for premium screen time and shelf presence, booked by store, region or network.
The network runs itself.
One cloud dashboard schedules content, routes approvals and reports performance. The retailer keeps the media revenue.
For retailers
Turn retail floor space into recurring media revenue.
- Zero capex — lease-based deployment
- Media revenue that can offset cost of goods
- Full approval control over what plays
For brands
Be there at the moment of decision.
- Premium placements at eye level in-aisle
- One booking, one store or a national network
- Proof-of-play and store-level reporting
The platform Coming soon
One dashboard. Every store.
Scheduling, approvals, device health and reporting for the whole network — whether that’s one tower or a thousand. In development.
Units online
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Campaigns live
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Awaiting approval
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Proof-of-play today
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Now deploying
Already on the floor.
Deployment
Initial deployment underway with one of the country’s largest liquor retailers.
Distribution
National distribution proposal in market with a major wholesale group.
Showroom
Live showroom in Collingwood, Melbourne.
Pilots
