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Films about a complete digital signage platform: what you can put on the screens you already own, in the dashboard or by asking your agent.

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  • Film / Introduction

    1:42

    A café owner with a phone looks up at the menu screen showing today’s specials

    Introducing screenRIG1:42 · the introduction

    A complete digital signage platform on the screens you already own. Ask your agent, use the dashboard, or have your agent build a kiosk app for your hardware: one sentence updates every location, and video keeps playing offline.

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  • Film / What is screenRIG?

    2:00

    A pub owner holding a phone, looking up at the TV above the back bar showing tonight’s specials, under a stained-glass sign reading What is screenRIG?

    What is screenRIG?2:00 · the plain answer

    Your agent makes it. screenRIG puts it on your screen. A pub’s TV by voice, a week that runs itself, a whole chain, and what runs underneath.

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  • Film / How screenRIG is different

    1:56

    A climber pointing at a bouldering comp poster on a wall screen above a climbing gym’s front desk, a tall portrait screen beside it, under tape lettering reading How screenRIG is different

    How screenRIG is different1:56 · the difference

    Signage was built around an editor. Watch it come apart as your agent takes over each job: templates, apps, canvas, schedule, devices, publish. What’s left is a conversation and your screens.

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  • Film / Compare

    2:00

    A customer pointing at a bakery’s holiday pre-order screen under a sign reading Built for agents, not bolted on

    Built for agents, not bolted on2:00 · the comparison

    One ask, three ways to run it: screenRIG, a signage dashboard with an agent add-on, and building it yourself. Who sets it up, what done means, what happens when a screen drops, and everything under a screen.

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  • Film / Pharmacy

    2:13

    A pharmacy-counter screen showing a flu-shot slide

    Pharmacy retail media2:13 · Grok Bot · Samsung displays

    Dana runs 40 pharmacies by voice: a vaccine playlist on every Ohio counter, invited brands in the ad break, proof of play for each one.

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  • Film / Restaurants

    1:47

    A portrait self-order kiosk playing a shake promo

    Restaurant kiosks1:47 · Meta Muse · Android kiosks

    Marco runs 60 restaurants from his phone: a sold-out item pulled from every Denver kiosk, and breakfast on each store’s own clock.

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  • Film / Campus

    2:13

    The screen outside Room 204 showing today’s schedule

    Campus signage2:13 · ChatGPT dots · Amazon Signage Stick

    Priya’s dot puts each room’s schedule outside its door every morning, streams commencement live and takes over north campus for severe weather.

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  • Film / Factory floor

    2:12

    The Line 3 board showing output against target and an andon tile

    Factory floor displays2:12 · Claude Code · Raspberry Pi

    Sam builds a live Line 3 board from production data in Claude Code, publishes it to the floor and rolls it back in one sentence.

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  • Film / Hotels

    2:10

    A hotel lobby screen listing tonight’s events beside reception

    Hotel guest screens2:10 · Hermes · BrightSign

    Elena’s agent wakes when a lobby screen drops at 2:14 a.m., brings it back, and leaves a morning report of what it fixed and what needs a person.

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  • Film / Franchise networks

    2:11

    Three coffee-shop menu boards running the same spring latte promo

    Franchise store networks2:11 · ChatGPT Codex · web Player

    Theo rolls a spring promo to 412 store screens for one client, and his agent keeps going until all 412 are playing.

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  • Film / Museums

    2:13

    A child tapping a dinosaur-hall kiosk beside a T. rex skeleton

    Museum interactive kiosks2:13 · Gemini Spark · Raspberry Pi

    Ana ships a dinosaur exhibit app to the gallery kiosks, and visitors’ taps decide what the atrium wall shows next.

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  • Film / Corporate offices

    2:12

    An office wall screen streaming a live all-hands with a Q3 chart

    Corporate office screens2:12 · Grok Build · Android TV and Linux

    Raj puts the 10 a.m. all-hands live on every floor, lets the floors go dark at night and sends a fire-drill alert to Floor 3.

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  • Film / Build a kiosk app with the SDK

    3:07

    A visitor tapping a lobby check-in kiosk under a welcome wall

    Build a kiosk app with the SDK3:07 · developer · Claude Code

    Jo asks Claude Code for a lobby check-in kiosk. It writes the app against window.screenrig, ships an immutable release, and answers a visitor’s tap on the welcome wall.

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  • Film / Verified playback

    1:17

    A café owner holding up a phone with a screenshot of the menu board behind the counter

    How your agent knows it’s playing1:17 · Meta Muse · explainer

    Jun’s agent publishes the fall menu, screenshots the glass, catches a cut-off row and fixes it, then covers failures with events and proof of play.

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