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Enhance your visual communications with the M Series large format displays, designed specifically with your needs in mind. Experience pixel-perfect imagery and exceptional panel quality, all without breaking the bank.

When Chicago’s Field Museum of Natural History began the process of moving its famous Tyrannosaurus rex specimen to a new home within the museum, curators saw an opportunity to immerse visitors in the dinosaur’s world. Using 11 NEC projectors, the Field Museum has brought SUE to life like never before!

NaViSense uses computer vision, a form of artificial intelligence where computers can “see” the world, analyze visual data, and then make decisions from it to gain understanding about the environment and customer behavior. Learn how Sharp’s NaViSense uses edge-computing to deliver key, environmental data points to drive business insights, including customer attributes, people counting, and more.

Create pixel-perfect imagery with the high-end panel quality of the fully professional Sharp M321 large format display. By focusing on customer needs while also offering professional reliability, the M series displays give customers a digital signage display lineup without all the costs. This M series display can support both landscape and portrait orientations while also containing a an anti-glare panel to allow for easy readability for true commercial applications. The new product contains a full metal mechanical chassis, allowing for a more robust design necessary for commercial applications while maintaining the attractive aesthetics that allow the focus of onlookers to be on what matters – the message. Simple and targeted connectivity options allow customers to have the up-to-date options that they need while not having to overpay for excess and unused interfaces. The Sharp M series boasts 450 cd/m² brightness which is ideal for a majority of digital signage applications in corporate, higher education, restaurant, retail and grocery store environments when the focus should be on the message, not the budget.