What is an example of digital signage?

Digital signage shows up in many everyday places. Here are practical examples that match what you described — each shows the purpose and benefit.

1. Digital menu boards (restaurants, QSRs)

   • Replace printed menus with screens that update prices, images, and specials instantly. They switch automatically (breakfast → lunch) and are great for upsells.

2. Outdoor LED billboards / video walls (DOOH)

   • High-brightness, weatherproof LED walls on streets or outside malls showing ads, public messages, or live data (AQI, ETA). They’re visible in daylight and can be remotely updated.

3. Airport/Transit displays

   • Arrival/departure boards, gate info, and wayfinding. These are mission-critical for passenger flow and must be reliable and real-time.

4. Retail in-store displays

   • Shelf-edge labels, aisle displays, product catalogs, and promotion pods. Use cases include “lift & learn” where picking a product shows details on a nearby screen.

5. Lobby displays / corporate dashboards

   • Welcome messages, KPIs, and meeting schedules to inform visitors and employees.

6. Interactive kiosks & wayfinding

   • Touchscreens in malls, colleges, or hospitals for directions, event info, or ticketing.

7. Queue management screens (banks, government)

   • Token numbers, service counters, and waiting-time displays that reduce confusion and improve throughput.

8. Robotic displays / mobile screens

   • Screens on wheels (robotic displays) roaming retail floors for engagement and information.

Each example has the same core: a screen + software that delivers the right content at the right time. The best examples solve a clear problem — informing people faster, improving sales, or managing flows.