screenRIG
AI native digital signage and kiosks built and managed by autonomous agents.
AI & Machine Learning·Productivity·Operations & Logistics
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What is screenRIG?
screenRIG provides AI native digital signage and kiosks designed specifically for autonomous agents. Your agent handles the entire lifecycle from authoring and deploying content to verifying play and recovering from issues, keeping screens current without manual intervention. It allows agents to create menu boards, lobby welcomes, check-in kiosks, and operational displays directly through conversational commands and plugins.
The platform is built for autonomous agents from the control plane up, providing step-by-step feedback so agents know what happened and what to do next. It supports a wide variety of players including PWA, BrightSign, Google Play, Linux, Raspberry Pi, Samsung Smart Signage, and Amazon Signage Stick, with additional support coming soon.
screenRIG offers a free Standard tier that supports up to 100 screens with included monthly allowances for bandwidth, storage, and API requests, along with optional premium tiers and integrated advertising capabilities to monetize screen inventory.
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