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Signage helps retailers craft in-store experiences

Digital signage company NEXCOM is helping retailers craft in-store experiences with its new digital signage player the NDiS B535.

September 2, 2015

Digital signage company NEXCOM is helping retailers craft in-store experiences with its new digital signage player, the NDiS B535, according to a press release. The players feature 6th generational Intel Core processors and enable retailers to managed on-shelf availability, track foot traffic, and offer customers personalized offers.

The NDiS B535 is designed to handle parallel intensive data and graphic processing to perform multiple tasks such as running in store promotions and detecting foot traffic. It also provides three HDMI 2.0 ports and the latest API support on Microsoft DirectX 12.

The player is designed with LAN, COM and USB 3.0 interfaces to connect to IP cameras, product tags and ambient detectors.

The player's data can also be uploaded to retail systems, according to the release, to help aid with daily operations such as promotion result review and floor plan improvement. According to the release, it is designed for high reliability and long hours of operation.