LED posters for hotel lobbies, wayfinding, and event agendas
The board outside the ballroom, the welcome message in the lobby, the directions to the breakout rooms. The front desk updates all of it from a phone, and the units roll to wherever today's group is.
Hotels print a remarkable amount of signage for things that last a day: the conference agenda, the wedding welcome, the directions to a breakout room. An LED poster replaces the easel and the foam board with a screen that the front desk updates from a phone, schedules ahead for the week, and rolls to whichever entrance the group is using. It runs off any outlet in the corridor.
The SP Series is the lobby unit. Its media player and speakers are built in, the face sits behind an acrylic panel that takes a busy corridor, and the wheeled base moves it between the lobby, the ballroom foyer, and the restaurant entrance without a cart. On the hotel's Wi-Fi, every unit reports to the cloud, so the sales office can push a group's branding to every poster in the building at once.
Properties with a banquet business get a second use out of the same fleet. Three or four units lock together into a stage backdrop for a general session or a gala, run the client's content, and split back into standalone posters in the morning.
How it goes
How many units, where they stand, and the date you need them on the floor.
Stock in our U.S. warehouse or a factory build, with a delivery date in writing.
Wheeled base, standard wall outlet, content from a phone. No installer needed.
On site or on a video call: apps set up on their devices, first content loaded.
Questions we get
Can the front desk manage them?
Yes. The phone app connects over Wi-Fi and puts a file on screen in minutes. Schedules for the week are set once and run on their own.
Can we brand them for each group?
Yes. A group's welcome graphic or agenda is a file uploaded to the cloud and scheduled to the right units for the right days.
Do they fit through standard doors?
Yes. The unit is about two feet wide on a wheeled base and rolls through any standard doorway.
Can we build a stage backdrop with them?
Yes. Units lock together side by side and play as one wall, then split back into single posters afterward.
How much, and how soon?
Tell us how many, where it is going, and when you need it. We come back with a package price and a delivery date.