The company
Born on the shop floor.
AdSphere didn’t start in an ad agency. It started in the aisles.
Our founders spent thirteen years supplying shelving to one of the country’s biggest retailers — and kept meeting the same problem: paper signage that stores couldn’t keep up. Tickets missing, promotions late, displays wrong. On any given day, barely six in ten displays were compliant.
When COVID paused the shelving business, the question got sharper. A photo of an old wooden advertising tower made the answer obvious — a century-old idea: put the message and the merchandise on the same piece of furniture. Not another screen bolted to a wall, but digital signage, paid brand media and physical shelving fused into one piece of retail infrastructure.
Prototypes became the Halo 360: a modular quadrant system with curved LED above and below four shelves of lit product, run from the cloud, installed with one cord. A design now filed for patent protection, built in the showroom, and rolling onto shop floors.
The vision from here: retail media, made physical — a network where brands book the shop floor the way they book any other channel, and retailers get paid for the space they already own.