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LG, BrightSign collaborate on integrated digital signage
February 3, 2025
LG Electronics USA and BrightSign LLC have collaborated on a series of LG ultra high definition digital signage displays running BrightSignOS.
The displays will be available to U.S. customers in the second quarter of 2025, with international markets following, according to a press release.
The LG 49-, 55-, and 65-inch UV5N series models will run the BrightSignOS on LG's, embedded system-on-a-chip multi-core processor. They are designed to transform content delivery and offer a wide variety of BrightSign partner content management system solutions and aimed at a range of vertical markets, including retail, museums, hospitality, corporate, education and healthcare.
"In development for two years and exclusive to LG for the next three years, this industry-first collaboration with BrightSign is a game-changer for digital signage," Michael Kosla, senior vice president of LG Electronics USA's Media Entertainment Solution B2B division, said in the release. "It combines the benefits of BrightSignOS with LG's award-winning displays. These new Ultra HD signage displays are the first to market to offer BrightSignOS integration on an embedded SoC. This offers flexible operating system options for users, along with simplified integration and greater standardization across the board via BrightSign's OS running on LG's system-on-a-chip, best-in-class digital signage displays."
"Businesses are in the market for signage applications that are easy to deploy, cost-effective, and updated over time. This keeps them on the edge of content innovation without having to constantly rip-and-replace systems," Steve Durkee, BrightSign CEO, said in the release. "This agreement exemplifies our efforts to give new and existing customers more ways to leverage the power of our purpose-built operating system, BrightSignOS."
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