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AIS Digital-Signage Media Player

Supports third-party, open-source digital-signage software for rapid project development

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American Industrial Systems’ (AIS), Irvine, CA, IAdea series of RISC-based high-definition digital-signage players have adopted an XML-based, W3C SMIL interface, which allows system integrators to quickly customize and tailor to individual project requirements. The AIS XMP-320 and XMP-330 high-definition, digital-signage media appliances support third-party, open-source, digital-signage software such as Scala and Signagelive. The AIS XMP-320/330 full-HD media player is a small, palm-sized, solid-state, fanless unit can play back 1,080p content using a dedicated, hardware-based video decoder for full-HD H.264 graphics. Advanced HDMI connectivity delivers full-HD, 1,080p video and audio output digitally over a single cable. Support for S1 to S12 media profiles, as defined by POPAI, the industry’s standards establishing organization, simplifies device selection and content creation.
About American Industrial Systems, Inc.
AIS is a leading global designer and manufacturer of digital-signage, specialty industrial panel PC, industrial display and tablet-PC solutions for customers in the industrial automation, military and aerospace, medical, transportation, and power and energy markets. AIS specializes in designing and manufacturing LCD and embedded computing products for the industrial market, as well as ODM/OEM applications worldwide.
(888) 485-6688; www.aispro.com
 

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