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VidiMax connects to your existing TVs, monitors, or LED displays via standard HDMI and puts real-time data, emergency broadcasts, and operational alerts on every screen over the network. It works with your current infrastructure: SQL databases, PLCs, SAP, IoT sensors, and live internet feeds like the National Weather Service. No monthly fees, no cloud dependency, no coding required.
Display live KPIs, production metrics, machine status, and operational data across your facility displays.
Push critical alerts – including NWS weather warnings – to every display instantly, overriding normal content. Click here to learn more.
Connect to existing data sources: SQL, SAP, PLCs, IoT sensors, and third-party APIs including NWS.
From first connection to live display, VidiMax is designed to get your facility operational fast — no software installation, no IT complexity, no monthly fees.
Auto-discover every display on your network and manage them all from a standard web browser — no software installation, no manual IP entry required.
Build reusable content templates for any message type — ready to push to any display instantly, on demand or automatically.
Connect your data sources and build rules that trigger display content automatically — from Linortek device triggers to live internet feeds. When a tornado warning hits your county, every display updates and your Netbell paging system fires automatically.
The right information appears on the right display at the right moment — automatically, across your entire facility. Your operation is now visible.
In local mode, VidiMax operates fully offline with no internet required. When you need to extend control to displays at remote locations — a satellite office, a second facility, or a field site — VidiMax connects through MQTT, keeping the same familiar interface while extending reach over the internet.
