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Navori Labs introduces composable digital signage platform

Navori Labs has announced its next-generation composable digital signage platform, introducing a new architecture that unifies content management, data integration, AI-connected workflows, device management, analytics, and monetization within a single platform.

Designed to move beyond the limitations of traditional content management systems, the composable platform enables organizations to connect screens, business applications, data sources, AI services, and operational workflows through an open and extensible architecture.

“We are evolving the digital signage CMS into a genuine orchestration platform”, says Jason Cremins, Chief Product Officer at Navori Labs. “Organizations need a way to connect content, data, devices, analytics, and AI into a single operational environment. Our new platform provides that foundation while giving customers the flexibility to engage with Navori through our user interface, APIs, or AI-connected workflows.”

Built around modular capabilities including Edge, Link, Measure, Automate, Monetize, Build, Studio, and Orchestrator, the platform enables organizations to deploy intelligent screen networks that can adapt dynamically to changing business requirements.

A centerpiece of the new platform is Navori MCP (Model Context Protocol), which extends the platform into the rapidly expanding AI ecosystem. Described as a “USB-C for AI”, MCP creates a standardized connection layer between Navori and external AI services, business applications, and operational systems. Through MCP, organizations can connect digital signage workflows with enterprise platforms, automate actions across systems, and interact with their networks using natural language commands.

Rather than requiring custom development and complex API integrations, Navori MCP enables customers to leverage AI to analyze network performance, automate operational tasks, create intelligent dashboards, and build new agentic workflows that span multiple business systems. “The future isn’t just about putting AI inside a product”, notes Cremins. “It’s about connecting everything a platform can do to the broader AI ecosystem and enabling organizations to orchestrate entirely new experiences.”

Navori Labs is also introducing native support for ePaper displays. Developed through an industry-first partnership with Agile Display Solutions and endorsed by E Ink, the innovation addresses field maintenance burdens and enables wireless connectivity to Navori’s enterprise content management ecosystem via Agile’s ACE middleware.

Historically, organizations deploying ePaper signage have been required to manage those devices through separate, manufacturer-specific platforms. Navori’s new approach enables operators to manage ePaper displays alongside conventional digital signage screens, LED displays, media players, and other endpoints through a single dashboard and workflow. Wireless connectivity and networked interoperability also eliminate reliance on batteries as the primary powering source, minimizing field maintenance requirements.

The company is working with industry partners to help establish a standardized framework for enterprise ePaper deployments, reducing complexity while expanding deployment flexibility. “Customers want one platform, not multiple management systems”, said Cremins. “By bringing ePaper into the Navori ecosystem, we’re enabling organizations to build more sustainable, scalable, and cost-efficient screen networks without sacrificing operational simplicity.”

The integration creates new opportunities for retail, corporate, transportation, hospitality and public-sector organizations seeking ultra-low-power display solutions that complement traditional digital signage deployments.

Navori Labs also announces a new ad server for retail media networks and DOOH that will be introduced later this year. Designed for retailers, QSR chains, and other organizations seeking to monetize screen networks, the server is part of the Monetize module in Navori’s composable platform and introduces campaign-based media management, audience measurement, inventory management, and revenue optimization capabilities.

Navori’s software licensing model enables retailers to retain 100 percent of advertising revenue generated through their screen networks. Integrated directly into the composable architecture, the retail media capability supports retailers in achieving today’s revenue goals while preparing for future opportunities.

The composable platform is further enhanced by Navori’s StiX media player family, which provides reliable edge playback and analytics capabilities across intelligent screen networks. Navori continues to advance StiX technology with audience measurement and analytics capabilities that provide operational insights while supporting future AI-connected applications at the edge. Combined with the company’s re-engineered universal player architecture, organizations can deploy consistent experiences across a broad range of hardware platforms while simplifying management and accelerating feature deployment.

“Our goal is simple”, concludes Cremins. “We want to provide the platform that powers any digital signage application. Customers can use our interface, build on our platform, connect through AI, or combine all three. We handle the complexity so they can focus on delivering better experiences.”

The company will showcase the platform and its key innovations at InfoComm at the Las Vegas Convention Center (June 17-19, 2026), where the digital signage software pioneer exhibits at Booth C7223.

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