Philips Signage Solutions desarrolla nuevos plug in para digital signage IPTV

Philips Signage Solutions has developed a new IP communication solution for digital signage that allows content to be transmitted to screens from a centralized hub.

Presented in the recent edition of InfoComm 2013 in orlando, the new version of IPTV for digital signage Philips Public Signage Solutions allows you to stream content to IP-addressed displays from a centralized hub instead of a connected media player.

This announcement by the company has represented a true revolution in the digital sector, since while manufacturers such as LG with its EzSign system Samsung with their SoC platform they showed the integration of a media player embedded in the screen or in a chip, Philips has gone further by running content on a server or PC that is sent to the display network over the Internet or corporate intranet..

As Angad Chera points out, marketing communications strategist for MMD, company that markets professional LCD monitors under the Philips brand, “in these developments is when you see the leadership of a company that is trying to introduce innovative elements to the market”.

For now, Philips is positioning Signage IP in the entry- and mid-level digital signage market, with screens with an operating level of 14/7, rather 24/7 and high performance.

“The idea that exists with IP signaling is, for now, for IPTV consumer systems, like the company's own Smart TV - underlines Chera -. I think we are taking a different and better approach, bringing the innovation of consumer technology and its commercialization to the digital signage environment”.

The company also showed at its InfoComm booth 2013 LED displays for digital signage of the VL Series, presented at the beginning of the year at the ISE competition 2013 from Amsterdam, as well as 4K ultra HD glasses-free 3D autostereoscopic displays, with a viewing angle of 150 degrees vertically and horizontally, one of the largest on the market currently.