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MS solution a ‘game-changer’ for Daktronics

Daktronics is unveiling what it says is a market game-changer, the VF-2360 variable message sign (VMS). Through strict research and development, Daktronics built the VF-2360 next-generation digital display to meet the high demands of traffic agencies around the world. Full-colour capabilities enable motorists to understand messages quickly. The display also provides superior uptime and high reliability through redundant signal paths. The VF-2360 increases flexibility by offering display sizes ranging from
March 20, 2018 Read time: 2 mins
DARAGH GILSENAN from daktronics

32 Daktronics is unveiling what it says is a market game-changer, the VF-2360 variable message sign (VMS).

Through strict research and development, Daktronics built the VF-2360 next-generation digital display to meet the high demands of traffic agencies around the world. Full-colour capabilities enable motorists to understand messages quickly.

The display also provides superior uptime and high reliability through redundant signal paths. The VF-2360 increases flexibility by offering display sizes ranging from 1 x 1 metre to 6 x 30 metres to suit all applications, from lane control signs to over-the-road displays.

With thousands of traffic signs installed worldwide and offices around the globe, Daktronics leads the world in digital display technology with 70% of the US ITS market share and over 30 years’ experience in the European ITS market.

The launch of the VF-2360 VMS isn’t the only reason for celebration on the Daktronics stand. The company is inviting Intertraffic attendees to stop by at 2pm on Wednesday to help celebrate an important milestone — Daktronics’ 50th anniversary.

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