Exhibio

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Exhibio, LLC
Type private
Industry Computer software
Founded 2001
Headquarters Buffalo, New York, USA
Products Digital Signage

Exhibio is a producer of digital signage content management software founded in 2001 with its headquarters located near Buffalo, New York.

Exhibio hardware/software platforms currently power over a thousand displays world wide within several different markets, including higher education, hospitality, Fortune 500 organizations, and transit facilities.

History

Exhibio Digital Signage was first designed and implemented in 2001 for a communication enhancement at the Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority bus station terminals. The project included a display messaging system for bus drivers, to incorporate route changes, up to the minute weather conditions, and other sensitive information. Working closely with NFTA, Exhibio created a web-based content management solution to be managed by their receipionist and subsequently brought to market.
In 2001 Exhibio Version 1.1 and brand launched into the digital signage marketplace, which is now known as the Exhibio X-Series Digital Signage Engine. Now, on Version 3.2, the system has new features for content management, scheduling, serial controls, custom zones, and widget content creation.
In 2008, Exhibio brought to market an introductory digital signage device, M-Series MultiMedia Player, for full screen looping content playback. The product offers looping media playback, with layered support for content.
In 2009, Brunswick Bowling & Billiards and Exhibio Digital Signage announced an exclusive partnership, integrating Brunswick Scoring systems into the Exhibio API. International Bowling centers are offered a full integrated out of the box solution for digital signage.[1]

Products

Exhibio Digital Signage currently offers to products for different applications. The X-Series Digital Signage Engine and M-Series MultiMedia Player

Feature / Product Name X-Series Digital Signage Engine M-Series MultiMedia Player
Web-Based Point and Click Editing Yes - Device is integrated with web-based management solution.
Image Support BMP, GIF, JPG, PNG
Movies/Video MPEG1, 2, 4, WMV, MOV, AVI, SWF, PPT, DVD, ATSC/NTSC, External Video MPEG1, 2, 4, WMV, MOV, AVI, SWF
Audio Support MP3, WAV, AIF, WMA
Dynamic Content Feeds RSS, SQL, Streaming Video, Custom Scrol, Live TV, External Video, RSS, SQL, Streaming Video, Custom Scroll
Content Schduling By date, day of week, weekly, monthly, time of day Looping pages
User Management Unlimited Users
Proof-of-play Yes - Custom Campaign Reporting
Layouts Custom Creation, 45 included Fullscreen Layout only
Video Out 1xHDMI, 2xVGA 1xDVI, 1xS-Video
Resolution Support Max 1920x1080 (portrait and landscape support)

References

  1. ↑ http://www.bowlingdigital.com/bowl/node/6325

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