Digital displays are perhaps the most captivating technologies showcased on the InfoComm show floor, but it was their new capabilities, software and features that were truly impressive at this year’s show.

PixelFlex’s ReFLEXion LED Video Display, for example, is freestanding, Wi-Fi enabled, lightweight, portable and customizable, allowing users to promote their messages wherever needed.

Beyond just the hardware, important management technology such as Exxact’s video wall controllers allow users to capture, scale and manage on-sreen content across multiple displays. With comprehensive software installed, Exxact video wall controllers aim to help users easily manage content and information across multiple screens.

Similarly, Philip‘s new CMND display management platform allows users to manage their full suite of displays from a central location. Users can also update, create and push out content all on one platform with CMND & Create. With CMND & Control, users can manage settings and schedule firmware updates.

InfoComm had plenty of new innovative digital signage and display technologies that were not only visually impressive, but also offered new capabilities and features that allow for easier management and distribution of video content.

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