DynaScan walks through where high-brightness LCD still makes sense in digital signage: storefront windows, outdoor enclosures, and kiosks where glare and reflections would normally wash out content. The core spec shown here is up to 4,500 nits peak luminance across 32–86 inch classes, paired with factory TrueColor calibration so brand colors stay consistent across multi-display rollouts. https://www.dynascan.com/products/ultra-high-brightness-lcds/
A practical detail is how resolution and brightness trade off by size: the 65 inch class shown is around 4,000 nits and typically targets crisp, readable text at close range, while 75 and 86 inch move to 4K for larger-format installs where pixel density still matters. The emphasis is on sunlight readability across the street, with coatings and optical treatments available to reduce mirror-like reflections on front glass too.
Beyond standalone displays, the booth focuses on kiosk architectures that can mix LCD, fine-pitch dvLED, ePaper, and even traditional lightbox posters inside a single serviceable housing. The idea is “future-proofing” by allowing an operator to swap display tech later without ripping out the whole street furniture, while keeping touch, camera, and interactive sensing options available for wayfinding, retail, or transit use cases too.
The ePaper segment is framed around reflective readability and power efficiency in bright ambient light, plus a push toward faster refresh cycles than the classic “tens of seconds” update model, enabling more frequent content changes. This interview was filmed at ISE 2026 in Barcelona, where the broader theme is unified outdoor signage that can blend emissive and reflective display types depending on viewing distance, dwell time, and energy budget in each location.
Management is handled through Total Control Cloud: a network dashboard for asset health, alerts, power telemetry, remote power cycling, and location-based dispatch. A notable feature is proof-of-display using internal sensing (checking that imagery is actually visible, not just that a media player is online), which matters for advertising accountability. On the integration side, DynaScan points to SDM/SCM expansion, HDBaseT options, and built-in Android media players to fit different IT and AVoIP workflows too.
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