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Worldwide Digital Signage Advances 10-by-20-Foot LED Video Wall Project
Worldwide Digital Signage is advancing a 10-by-20-foot LED video wall project for the Esquimalt Hockey Society, with work focused on panel calibration, content development, and coordinated screen control.
WWDS Announces Successful International Test of Digital Signage-Based School Safety Alert System
WWDS has completed an international demonstration of a digital signage-based silent alert system, switching screens in Canada and the Philippines during a simulated school emergency scenario.
Worldwide Digital Sign Association Welcomes Matt O’Brien as Founding Director
Matt O’Brien of Wholeshot Digital has agreed to join the Worldwide Digital Sign Association as Founding Director and support Canadian outreach for its freeware classroom emergency clock initiative.
Worldwide Digital Sign Association Builds Free Global Network for Digital Signage Professionals
The Worldwide Digital Sign Association is building a free, independent network connecting digital signage professionals through education, collaboration, referrals, project showcases, and coordinated support.
WWDS Invites Sign Companies to Test Daylight-Visible Displays for Glass Installations
Worldwide Digital Signage is inviting selected sign companies and organizations to participate in a controlled alpha program for daylight-visible, AI-enabled displays designed for glass installations.
WWDS Begins Alpha Testing of Emergency Notification Clock with One of the World’s Leading Educational Institutions
Worldwide Digital Signage has begun alpha testing an emergency notification clock designed to support timely, visible emergency communication in classrooms.
Say It, and the Screen Changes: Worldwide Digital Signage Demonstrates Voice-Driven AI
Worldwide Digital Signage has demonstrated an AI-driven workflow that turns authorized spoken instructions into updates for remote digital displays and web-based notifications.
Worldwide Digital Signage Advances Low-Power Wayfinding and Emergency Messaging Demonstration
Worldwide Digital Signage is developing a proof of concept for remotely updated, low-power static displays supporting wayfinding, public information and mission-critical communications.
Classroom Clock Brings Learning and Safety Together
Worldwide Digital Signage has unveiled a brandable classroom clock that supports time education during everyday use and displays clear visual instructions during emergencies.
When Every Second Counts, the Closest Screen Could Help Save Lives
Worldwide Digital Signage is advancing a browser-based emergency alert prototype for schools and cities, with live testing focused on classroom clocks, emergency overlays, earthquake-warning messaging, and practical deployment through connected screens.
Where Power and Internet Fall Short, WWDS Could Still Deliver the Message
Worldwide Digital Signage is testing a 32-inch CHLCD display for low-power outdoor signage, with promising uses in public service announcements, restaurants, events, rentals, and food trucks.
Worldwide Digital Signage Advances Remote Emergency Messaging Deployment and Low-Power Outdoor Display Roadmap
Worldwide Digital Signage is advancing hotspot-based onboarding, remote emergency alert testing, and low-power CHLCD outdoor display development for public information and emergency messaging deployments.
Worldwide Digital Signage Expands Global Reach and Platform Capabilities for Large-Scale Screen Networks
WWDS announced expanded platform capabilities, new partnerships, and broader global reach across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific to improve real-time communications through analytics, content optimization, and third-party integrations.
WWDS Expands Durango Public-Safety Pilot with New Digital Messaging Framework
WWDS is expanding its proposed Durango public-safety pilot with a repeatable digital messaging framework, rapid alert controls, and plans for broader cross-platform deployment.