Promethean, a leading global tech company and brand owned by Mynd.ai, Inc. (NYSE American: MYND), has announced the new ActivPanel D-Series—a non-interactive digital signage solution available this summer in the U.S. and expanding to international markets later this year.
Radix Viso, a web-based management console, and Rise Vision, an all-in-one, cloud-based digital signage software platform for customers in the U.S.*, are conveniently built into the ActivPanel D-Series for immediate use with a required paid license to activate. Users can display daily information and urgent messages at a moment’s notice in places like classrooms, lunchrooms, offices, huddle rooms, gyms, and more on both interactive flat panel displays (IFPDs) and digital signage solutions.
“Organizations often struggle to efficiently share and spread important information,” said Lance Solomon, chief product officer at Promethean. “Pairing an ActivPanel D-Series with Radix Viso and Rise Vision turns any space into easy-to-manage, real-time communication hubs.”
Promethean and Rise Vision provide a powerful software and display solution with more than 600 ready-to-use editable templates, remote management, and the ability to link to emergency messaging software to grab attention and help keep buildings safe and secure. The intuitive screen saver function allows users to instantly switch between display and interactive mode on an IFPD with a single tap, limiting distractions.
Promethean will debut and demo the ActivPanel D-Series along with Radix Viso, Rise Vision, and more innovative products in booth number 2206 at ISTELive 2025 from June 29-July 2 in San Antonio, TX.
“The new digital signage solution and winning partnership with Rise Vision will help diversify Promethean’s portfolio and create more opportunities to expand in the future,” said Solomon. “We can make sure everyone has access to the necessary information they need, when they need it.”
*Apps and software vary by region. ActivPanel D-Series does not require apps for functionality; apps are optional and require paid licenses for use.
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