Avocor has formed a strategic partnership with digital signage and space management software provider Korbyt, with the Korbyt platform now validated for use on Avocor’s B-Series displays.
The B-Series, launched at ISE 2026, marked Avocor’s move into the commercial digital signage display market. Korbyt’s application runs directly on the display’s Android 14 processor, supported by 8GB of RAM and 32GB of storage.
The companies said the integration is aimed at enterprise, manufacturing, retail and hospitality applications, allowing customers to deploy Korbyt’s content management platform directly on Avocor hardware.
Dana Corey, global general manager at Avocor, said: “Since launching the B-Series at ISE, we’ve been committed to building relationships that enhance user experience, and working with Korbyt means our customers can expect a CMS platform that works as one with our displays.”
Korbyt also brings AI-powered features including automated scheduling and analytics covering metrics such as views and dwell time.
Corey added: “Automating time-consuming activities such as scheduling and feeding back smart data on key metrics like number of views and dwell time helps our customers optimise engagement on our displays. That's the ultimate goal of the B-Series.”
The companies expect early demand in manufacturing and supply chain environments, where joint customers are already looking to deliver real-time operational data to workers on the floor.
Andrew Gildin, VP channel sales & revenue operations at Korbyt, said: “Enterprise customers increasingly want AV and digital signage that works as a single, validated solution rather than a set of disparate parts they have to integrate themselves.”
He said certifying Korbyt on the B-Series would give joint customers a ready-to-deploy platform and support larger-scale enterprise rollouts.
Existing Korbyt customers can add Avocor B-Series displays to current deployments without changing CMS platforms, with the Korbyt application available for installation on the displays now.