BBrightSign designs and supplies digital signage players and accompanying software solutions used in public spaces worldwide. Its hardware players drive displays and render multimedia content according to scheduling and rules managed by its software platform, enabling businesses to show dynamic visuals in venues like malls, restaurants, sports events, and campuses. The product combination—a physical player plus control software—lets customers create, schedule, and deliver engaging content to screens across locations. BrightSign differentiates itself through its global reach, reliability, and long-standing position in the market while backing its products with direct sales, partnerships, and ongoing support. The company aims to bring visual content to life, helping clients attract, engage, and captivate audiences, and to grow a world-class, inclusive team around its core digital signage offering.
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nsign and BrightSign partner to expand deployment options for digital signage networks. Published: June 18, 2026 nsign, the digital signage SaaS platform built around its core principle of Simplify Complexity, has announced a partnership with BrightSign(R), expanding the deployment options available to customers, integrators and channel partners worldwide. The partnership represents an important milestone in nsign's international growth strategy, particularly in North America, where BrightSign media players are widely deployed across enterprise digital signage networks in sectors such as retail, quick service restaurants (QSR), hospitality, transportation and corporate communications. By supporting selected BrightSign media players, nsign can now be deployed on both new and existing BrightSign-based infrastructures, allowing organisations to adopt the platform without replacing previously installed hardware. This provides a practical migration path for companies looking to modernise their digital signage operations while protecting existing technology investments. For AV integrators and channel partners, the integration expands the range of deployment scenarios available to customers. Many large multi-site organisations already operate BrightSign-based networks and are increasingly looking for CMS platforms that combine ease of use, centralised management, scalability and remote device control. "North America is a strategic market for nsign, and many of the retailers, restaurant chains and enterprise organisations we engage with already operate BrightSign-based networks," said Mónica Fernández, Managing Director of nsign. "This partnership removes a significant adoption barrier by allowing those organisations to benefit from nsign without replacing existing BrightSign deployments." The collaboration also reinforces nsign's partner-first growth model. The company works globally through a network of certified AV integrators and technology partners, helping organisations deploy and scale digital signage projects across multiple markets. Supporting BrightSign enables nsign to align more closely with the hardware choices already made by many of those partners and their customers. From a technical perspective, the integration enables the full nsign feature set to run on selected BrightSign media players. The integration has been tested and validated on the BrightSign XT1145 and LS445 media players, with additional models planned for future certification. The initial compatibility includes devices from the XT and LS Series. The XT Series is designed for demanding signage applications requiring advanced video, HTML5 and interactive capabilities, while the LS Series addresses essential digital signage requirements, including Full HD and 4K playback, widgets, animations and touchscreen engagement. "Customers expect their CMS to work with the hardware they already trust," said Teresa Rojas, Chief Technology & Product Officer at nsign. "By making the full nsign feature set available on selected BrightSign players, we are giving integrators a more flexible way to deploy our CMS across different project sizes, from simple signage networks to more advanced, multi-site environments." nsign and BrightSign will present the integration during InfoComm 2026 (June 17-19, Las Vegas Convention Center), where nsign will be meeting with partners, integrators and enterprise organisations to discuss new digital signage deployment opportunities across North America and international markets.
Infocomm 2026brightsign emerges as soc-alternative. Las Vegas | Brightsign is moving beyond its iconic media players, emerging as a hardware-independent SoC platform now integrated directly into displays from LG and Philips. As the market shifts toward embedded solutions, Brightsign could become a serious alternative to Android and proprietary smart signage systems. June 18, 2026 by Florian Rotberg Brightsign has long been synonymous with its distinctive purple media players and a robust, purpose-built digital signage operating system. Millions of these players are deployed worldwide - and increasingly, their technology is no longer confined to external boxes. At Infocomm 2026, major display vendors such as Philips and LG are showcasing new signage screens powered directly by BrightSign as an integrated system-on-chip (SoC). The move reflects a broader industry shift. With rising storage and hardware costs, external media players are increasingly being reconsidered. Today, roughly eight out of ten new digital signage installations rely on integrated SoC solutions. While these embedded platforms typically lack high-end graphics or advanced processing power, they are more than sufficient for the majority of signage applications. For more demanding use cases - such as complex real-time graphics or AI-driven workloads - external media players or edge computing setups remain relevant. However, the growing capabilities of SoCs continue to close the performance gap for everyday deployments. What makes the current development noteworthy is Brightsign's positioning as a manufacturer-independent SoC platform. Unlike proprietary systems such as Samsung's Tizen or LG's WebOS, Brightsign is establishing itself as a display vendor neutral alternative - offering consistent performance and security across different display brands. This is not entirely new, but the scale of adoption seen at Infocomm signals a shift in market dynamics. While Brightsign enjoys strong penetration in North America, its presence in Europe has traditionally been more limited. That is expected to change: Brightsign-powered SoC displays are anticipated to reach European markets in the coming months, potentially reshaping platform choices for integrators and end customers alike.
Infocomm 2026PPDS adds BrightsignOS to Philips Signage portfolio. PPDS and Brightsign have partnered to launch the Philips Signage 6060 series, the first Philips Professional Display with Brightsign Built-in. The new range offers customers an alternative to Android-based digital signage deployments. June 17, 2026 by John Berkovich PPDS has announced a partnership with Brightsign, introducing the Philips Signage 6060 series with Brightsign Built-in. Unveiled at Infocomm 2026, the Philips Signage 6060 becomes the first display in the Philips Professional Displays portfolio to integrate BrightsignOS and Brightsign's XS156 system-on-chip. The move expands PPDS' signage offering beyond Android-based platforms and responds to customer demand for additional operating system options. Available in 43-, 55-, and 65-inch sizes, the new series features UHD 4K resolution, 500-nit brightness, and a slim design measuring less than 40 mm deep. PPDS is targeting applications in retail, corporate, transportation and public spaces. By integrating the media player directly into the display, the Philips Signage 6060 eliminates the need for external playback hardware while providing access to Brightsign's ecosystem of content management and remote monitoring tools. The displays also support AI applications through the XS156's integrated neural processing unit, allowing AI workloads to run directly on the display. PPDS said the integrated approach can help reduce installation complexity, lower power consumption and simplify fleet management for large deployments. The Philips Signage 6060 with Brightsign Built-in will be available in North America and EMEA during the third quarter of 2026 and debuts at Philips Booth C9000 and BrightSign booth C5301.
PPDS and BrightSign(R) form strategic partnership bringing new choice with Philips Signage 6060 range designed for superior visual performance, security, and energy efficiencies. June 17, 2026 Coming together: Delivering an alternative to PPDS' Android OS, the new Philips Signage 6060 with BrightSign Built-In opens a wealth of new opportunities and experiences for businesses seeking a reliable, cost effective and sustainable solution, backed by superior performance and security. Amsterdam, 17 June 2026: PPDS, the exclusive global provider of Philips Professional Displays, and BrightSign(R), a global leader in digital signage media players and operating system, have announced an exciting collaboration, amalgamating cutting edge solutions to deliver the Philips Signage 6060 - a new generation, AI ready and cost efficient total solutions display. Announced and unveiled on Philips Booth C9000 and BrightSign booth C5301 during InfoComm 2026 in Las Vegas, the innovative Philips Signage 6060 with BrightSign Built-In opens a wealth of extended opportunities for businesses, becoming the first product within PPDS' digital signage portfolio to harness the integrated benefits of BrightSignOS(TM). This partnership was fueled and inspired by demand from the market, with both existing and prospective customers seeking the universally recognized quality and reliability of Philips Professional Displays, together with the power and possibilities available through BrightSign's extensive ecosystem. Jack Boyczuk, Director of PD Sales at PPDS in North America, said: "The market has spoken and we have responded. With BrightSign Built-In, we have extended our reach beyond Android and opened our solutions to an even wider audience. Together, we can provide the visual needs, capabilities, and security required for today and tomorrow, allowing them to run their business successfully, safely, and sustainably - whatever market they are in." Vision with Philips, driven by BrightSign Showcased at InfoComm and creating a brand new category within PPDS' extended portfolio of total solutions, the Philips Signage 6060 with BrightSign Built-In, launches in a choice of 43", 55", and 65" size variants to suit a wide range of markets and environments, with each model tailored to meet the needs and requirements of the customer. Guaranteed to attract, engage, and captivate audiences, the Philips Signage 6060 with BrightSign Built-In has been designed to be seen and to impress, boasting a striking 500 nit display for UHD 4K performance, with even the smallest details delivered with crystal clear perfection. The Philips Signage 6060 with BrightSign Built-In also features a new slimline design, measuring under 40mm deep, providing sleeker and tighter to the wall installations. Ideal for environments such as in retail (including on shelves), corporate, public venues, food and beverage, transportation, and more, where aesthetics and space (including on shelving) really matter. Beauty inside and out The phrase "beauty is only skin deep" famously coined by Sir Thomas Overbury in 1613, certainly does not apply when discussing the new Philips Signage 6060. Internally, the Philips Signage 6060 sees one of the biggest evolutions of PPDS' digital signage portfolio, debuting - and integrating - BrightSign's highest performing and industry leading all in one XS156 player SoC. Tailored perfectly to the needs of the Philips Signage 6060, the integrated XS156 player helps to deliver superior levels of control, security, and energy efficiencies for customers, whether for display fleets in single locations or installations around the world. Running on the BrightSignOS - a specialized and trusted operating system powering BrightSign players - PPDS partners and customers will be able to access all BrightSign software services and supported CMS solutions, making it a flexible choice across a range of various digital signage needs. This will include full access to BrightSign's free remote device monitoring and management service, BrightSign Control. Used and trusted by businesses around the world, BrightSign Control has been developed to offer effortless management and faster set up of display fleets, while delivering the superior security, performance, and reliability synonymous with both BrightSign and Philips Professional Displays. Fresh ecosystem for total solutions With access to the BrightSign ecosystem, AV/IT teams will be able to create and deploy content, monitor media player health, and seamlessly download the latest security and software services* to their display network. This allows teams to be confident that their network and content are safe and secure, while also helping to extend product lifetimes. Aligned with PPDS' commitment to sustainability, BrightSign Control also enables optimized energy usage, such as reducing brightness and powering down displays when not visible or being used (such as out of business hours), for more sustainable business practices and reduced cost of ownership. With the BrightSign XS156 integrated directly into the displays, the need for an external media player is also eliminated, reducing power consumption further, while alleviating the risk of theft or tampering, and ensuring cleaner wire free installations. And that's not all. High performance and AI ready processing power As with the recently unveiled Philips Signage 5000 and 2000 Series displays - launched during ISE 2026 - the Philips Signage 6060 has been designed with today and the future in mind, with the capabilities to support businesses looking to seize the opportunities around artificial intelligence. With BrightSign Built-In, the Philips Signage 6060 takes advantage of the integrated Neural Processing Unit (NPU) on the XS156 to run AI applications directly on the display, enabling faster and smoother processing. This ensures seamless user experiences without slowing down or impacting other processors and operations - such as the Central Processing Unit and Graphics Processing Unit. Bruce Wyrwitzke, Senior Director for North America at PPDS, added: "The new Philips Signage 6060 is a further demonstration of our commitment to support our partners and customers at every turn and for every need, no matter how complex or unique they might be. We're delighted to have partnered with BrightSign to deliver this incredible new addition to our Philips Signage range." The Philips Signage 6060 with BrightSign will be available in North America and EMEA during Q3, with further rollouts scheduled soon after. Stay tuned to PPDS.com for further updates. BrightSign Built-In benefits overview: Security: Designed to greatly reduce risks and be configurable to any security profile * Exceptionally protected operating system with a secure digital signature * Runs a singular signage application to protect against viruses Reliability: Playback with self-healing and remote management for unmatched uptimes * Persistent self healing protocols resulting in unmatched uptimes * Secure Built-In remote player management and monitoring * Remote diagnostics and controls to reduce costly on site visits Performance: Features and extensions designed specifically for digital signage * Optimized to run cutting edge video and motion graphics * Integrated with hundreds of global CMS solutions * Highly extendable to securely run specialized signage technologies Sustainable: Operates and scales with free updates for unrivalled player longevity * Low power requirements with high performance * Guaranteed lifecycle support for longer product lifetime * Free updates applied on demand and consistent across hardware generations To learn more about PPDS, please visit the website here, or contact your local PPDS sales manager. *Software and security updates are guaranteed for a period of five years from initial purchase. About PPDS PPDS is a trading name of TP Vision Europe B.V. ("TP Vision") and MMD-Monitors & Displays Nederland B.V. ("MMD"), registered in the Netherlands, with their head offices in Amsterdam. TP Vision and MMD are wholly owned subsidiaries of TPV Technology Limited ("TPV"), the world's largest manufacturer of monitors and a leading provider of display solutions. PPDS exclusively markets and sells Philips Professional Displays, covering professional TVs, signage, and direct view LED solutions, worldwide under trademark license by Koninklijke Philips N.V. By combining the Philips brand promise with TPV's manufacturing expertise in displays, PPDS employs a competitive and focused approach to bring innovative products to market - from its 10" touchscreen through to unlimited direct view LED displays. Designing solutions that make a positive impact, both for resellers and for end customers - at the right time and in the right places. About BrightSign BrightSign LLC, the global market leader in digital signage media players, is headquartered in San Jose, California, with offices in Europe and Asia. BrightSign manufactures media players and provides software and networking solutions for the commercial digital signage market worldwide, serving all vertical segments of the digital signage marketplace. Offering state-of-the-art technology and unsurpassed performance across a range of solutions powered by its purpose-built operating system, BrightSignOS(TM), BrightSign's products are reliable, flexible, secure, scalable, and sustainable, delivering unmatched value for customers. For more information, visit BrightSign. ID: 55 Share this Tasty content!
BrightSign has launched BrightSign Control Plus, a premium device management solution for digital signage players, ahead of InfoComm 2026. The cloud-based platform allows users to configure, monitor and manage fleets of players through a single dashboard, targeting IT managers and multisite operators requiring real-time visibility across enterprise deployments. Key features include fleet provisioning, simultaneous firmware updates, geographical device grouping, health monitoring dashboards and AI-powered diagnostics. The solution works alongside existing content management systems. BrightSign has rebranded its software portfolio, with bsn.Control becoming BrightSign Control and brightAuthor connected now BrightSign Author. The company will demonstrate these capabilities at InfoComm 2026 in Las Vegas from 17–19 June, alongside its BrightSign Built-In ecosystem and AI-ready signage applications.
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2002
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