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The Right Message.
The Right Screen.
The Right Moment.

Managed digital signage networks that deliver dynamic content to your audience — lobbies, corridors, factory floors, and retail environments — controlled from a single platform, updated in seconds.

Digital signage installation in a corporate lobby

What is digital signage?

Digital signage replaces static printed displays with networked, managed screens that show dynamic content — updated remotely, scheduled by time and location, and monitored for uptime from a central dashboard. Layerix supplies, installs, and configures the complete system.

Who is it for?

  • Corporate lobbies & reception
  • Factory floors & production areas
  • Hospital wayfinding & waiting areas
  • Retail & branch environments
  • Campus & educational corridors
  • Hotel lobbies & event spaces

The Problems Digital Signage Solves

📄

Printed posters are always out of date

Safety notices, price lists, event schedules, and company announcements printed on paper are stale the moment they are posted. Digital signage updates in seconds from any location.

👁️

No visibility over what is displayed

You cannot know if a printed poster in a remote location is still current, has been removed, or is relevant. A managed signage network reports screen status, content playing, and uptime in real time.

🎯

One message for every audience

A factory floor worker and a lobby visitor need different information. Digital signage allows targeted content per screen, per zone, and per time of day — simultaneously.

Scope of Work

Site survey & screen placement planning
Commercial display selection & sizing
Wall mount, pole mount, or ceiling suspension installation
Cabling — power & data to each screen
Media player selection & mounting (integrated or external SoC / PC)
CMS (Content Management System) installation & configuration
Network configuration per screen (VLAN, static IP, remote access)
Content template design guidance
Scheduling & playlist configuration
Remote monitoring setup
Video wall configuration (if applicable)
Admin training & documentation

Display Format Guide

Landscape — Standard

Most common orientation. Suited for widescreen content — promotional videos, announcements, dashboards, wayfinding maps.

Portrait — Narrow Display

Tall format for corridors, retail, and menu boards. Maximises vertical content in tight horizontal spaces.

Video Wall

Multiple displays tiled as one large canvas. 2×2, 3×3, or custom configurations. Suited for lobbies, command centres, and event spaces.

Outdoor / Industrial

IP65‑rated, high‑brightness displays for direct sunlight or dusty environments. Factory gates, outdoor wayfinding, petrol stations.

CMS Platform Comparison

PlatformBest ForStrength
BrightSignRetail / CorporateReliable, hardware + CMS
Samsung MagicInfoSamsung displaysNative SoC integration
LG webOSLG displaysBuilt‑in SoC, no media player
Scala / SignageliveEnterpriseMulti‑site, enterprise CMS
YodeckSMB / budgetCloud CMS, Raspberry Pi

Our Digital Signage Process

1

Site Survey & Screen Placement Plan

Identify locations, viewing angles, power/data availability, and environmental conditions.

2

Display & Player Selection

Choose commercial displays, mounts, media players (or SoC) based on environment.

3

Installation & Cabling

Mount displays, conceal cabling, install media players, connect to network.

4

Network & CMS Configuration

Assign IPs, configure VLANs, install CMS, register screens.

5

Content Setup & Scheduling

Design playlists, set schedules per screen/zone, test content delivery.

6

Remote Monitoring & Handover

Configure uptime alerts, train admins, deliver documentation.

Real Digital Signage Deployments

Every photo is from an actual Layerix digital signage project — 100% in‑house.

Technician mounting a commercial display in a lobby
Technician mounting a commercial display in a lobbyBengaluru
Engineer connecting media player and cabling behind a screen
Engineer connecting media player and cabling behind a screenMumbai
Finished installation — content live on screen in situ
Finished installation — content live on screen in situChennai

Client Success Story

ManufacturingPune

Challenge: 3 factories, 15+ safety boards with paper notices — updates took 2 weeks, workers ignored stale content.

Solution: 24 industrial‑grade displays, BrightSign players, cloud CMS. Real‑time KPI dashboards + safety content.

Outcome: Safety notices updated in minutes, KPI visibility improved production decisions, content engagement measured via screen analytics.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a consumer TV and a commercial display for signage?
Commercial displays have higher brightness (500–2000 nits vs 300–500 nits), are rated for 24/7 operation (vs 4–6 hours/day), support remote management (RS‑232, LAN), and carry a 3‑year on‑site warranty. Consumer TVs fail quickly in signage environments.
What is a CMS and do we need one?
A Content Management System is the software that schedules, publishes, and monitors content across your screens. Without a CMS, you would need to manually update each screen's USB drive. A CMS is essential for more than 2–3 screens.
Can we update content remotely without visiting each screen?
Yes — that is the primary benefit. Using the CMS dashboard, you can push new content, change schedules, and update playlists from any computer or mobile device, instantly.
What happens if a screen goes offline — will we know about it?
Yes. We configure remote monitoring that sends email or SMS alerts if a screen loses network connectivity, the media player stops, or the display fails to respond.
Can different screens show different content at the same time?
Yes. A modern CMS allows you to group screens by location, zone, or tag. A lobby screen can show corporate announcements while a factory screen shows production KPIs — simultaneously.
How do we display live data like production KPIs or stock prices?
Most CMS platforms support data feeds via API, RSS, or database connectors. We can integrate with your ERP, MES, or financial systems to show real‑time numbers, charts, and graphs.
What is a video wall and is it just multiple TVs tiled together?
A video wall uses commercial displays with narrow bezels (3–5mm) and a video wall processor or CMS with tiling capability. Consumer TVs have wide bezels that break the image. We design the mounting structure, cooling, and calibration.
Can signage screens also be used for video conferencing when needed?
Some commercial displays support HDMI input switching, but signage screens are optimised for static content playback. For dual‑use, we can install a display that allows input switching, but the primary purpose should be signage.
What resolution and brightness do we need for a lobby installation?
Lobbies with large windows need 700–1000 nits to overcome sunlight. Indoor corridors need 400–500 nits. Resolution: 4K is standard for displays 55" and above, Full HD for smaller screens or when content is not detailed.
How long do commercial displays last in a 24/7 signage environment?
Commercial displays are rated for 50,000–70,000 hours (5–8 years of 24/7 use). Consumer TVs typically fail within 12–18 months in the same environment.
Can you manage the content for us on an ongoing basis?
Yes. Layerix offers managed content services — we create, schedule, and update your content on a monthly retainer basis. Content creation is separate from signage hardware.