What the platform can do, in detail
Four capabilities few solutions offer — remote control, room booking, video wall, scoreboard — and three deeper topics: AI-assisted content creation, templates designed for the screen, and the technical choices that keep a fleet running for years.
Remote control
Screen remote control: change what's on air, live
Switch a screen, or a whole group of screens, to different content from a computer, tablet or phone — without building a playlist or republishing anything. The schedule handles what's planned, the remote handles what isn't.
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Room booking screen, connected to Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace
A screen or tablet outside each room, reading the room's calendar and showing its real occupancy — and letting people book on the spot. No double entry, no account to connect device by device.
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Video wall: several screens, one single image
Four, six or nine panels assembled to display one shared image, split by tile and synchronised. How the split works, what the licences cost, and the physical constraints to settle before ordering the hardware.
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Sports scoreboard, controlled from a phone
Tennis, volleyball, football, basketball, badminton and about twenty other sports, plus a simple score or a team quiz. The score updates in one tap from the remote, and every screen showing the same match stays in sync instantly.
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AI in Smart-Signage: a poster from a single sentence
You describe the promotion in plain language, the platform composes the poster in seconds, and you touch it up if needed. AI doesn't make the screen smarter: it removes the real obstacle in digital signage, which is finding the time to create content.
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Templates designed for the screen, not for paper
Screen content is seen for a few seconds, from several metres away, in landscape or portrait. That's a different exercise from an A4 poster — and it's exactly why a template library built for digital signage matters, adaptable to your brand and your formats.
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Real time, offline resilience, old screens: how it's built
A playlist change reaches the screen in a few seconds, playback keeps going when the network drops, and a screen bought eight years ago is still supported. Here's the mechanics behind that, and what they cost.
Learn moreLooking by industry instead?
Sixteen industries covered in detail: what to display, which screen to choose, at what cost.