Development - Retail Display & Touch Kiosk Solutions

8K Signage Media Player RK3588 Released !

Our 4K media player Is Still Strong

5 years ago, we released our 4K media player with 512MB super small RAM and hardware video decoder, it has been proved as a great success in 4K digital signage category especially for the advertising scenarios for in-store product demonstration and 4K video looping for 7/24/365.

Customers need a future-proof 8K digital signage solution

Our customers like our 4K signage solution (MP40) very much, but MP40 was developed as a budget 4K player, it is a versatile solution with the most economic computing power. It is not designed to address the needs when customers require more computing power. Thus, Our clients keep asking us whether we have a 8K future-proof digital signage solution, even on roadmap level.

The New Flagship

Today, we proudly announce the release of our new flagship, the 8K media player powered by RK3588.

Specification in brief:

CPU: 8 Cores, 4x ARM Cortex-A76 @ 2.6 GHz 4x ARM Cortex-A55 @ 1.8 GHz;
GPU: 4x ARM Mali-G610;
Memory: 8GB LPDDR4;
Storage:32GB–1TB EMMC;
HDMI Out: 2.1 8K/60Hz *1;
HDMI In: 2.0 4K/60Hz *1;
Type C: OTGx1, DP*2;
Ethernet: 1000MB RJ45x2;
Developer I/O: TTL/RS232*3, TTL/RS485 *1, I2C*1.
OS: android 12.

Product roadmap:

Daisy-chain video-wall monitor & media hub with 6x HDMI ;
8K video demonstrator;
Any custom projects which require high performance computer power.

Interested ? for project inquiry, please contact us now.

Introducing touchless sensor based airbutton for drop-in replacement of traditional push buttons

Introducing touchless sensor based “airbutton” for drop-in replacement of traditional push buttons

Due to long time conditioning with Covid-19 crisis, shoppers prefer to use buttons without touching them, thus, we have to bring a new contactless solution to the interactive retail fields. We are introducing you our touchless sensor (PIR) based “airbutton” for drop-in replacement of traditional push buttons in existing interactive displays.

By waving or swiping the hands over the air (sensing range up to 10cm), the 2 PIR sensors could record the hand movement and send commands to the media player board, just like what we are doing with push buttons.

As the pin assignment and the installation profile remain unchanged compared with the traditional push buttons, our touchless sensor buttons could support drop-in replacement with the metallic push buttons on the existing interactive retail displays. Retail brands could also retrofit the existing displays with the touchless sensor button technology.