A contextual decision engine for screens
NeuroDisplay is not just a digital signage CMS. It decides what should be displayed, when, where, and under which contextual conditions. Deterministic rules engine + contextual triggers + real-time console.
Deterministic Engine • Contextual Logic • Real-time Control • Virtual and Physical Screens
Not a CMS. A contextual decision engine.
NeuroDisplay decides what should be displayed, when, where, and under which conditions.
Traditional digital signage platforms manage content with playlists and fixed schedules. NeuroDisplay takes a different approach: you define deterministic rules and contextual logic, then the engine continuously evaluates conditions and decides what to display in real time.
Deterministic rules engine
The core of NeuroDisplay is a deterministic rules engine. You can define:
Rule logic examples
Contextual logic: connect real-world data
NeuroDisplay connects to contextual data sources (context providers). These providers feed the decision engine with real-time data used to evaluate rules and trigger display decisions.
The goal is to transform your operational data into decision signals for the engine.
Winner rendering and cycle rendering
When multiple rules are active simultaneously, NeuroDisplay applies rendering logic based on your configuration:
Winner Rendering
The engine displays only the winning rule: the one with highest priority and active conditions in the current context.
Cycle Rendering
The engine orchestrates intelligent rotation through multiple active rules based on their priority and configured duration.
This logic delivers more dynamic, contextually relevant displays without constant manual intervention.
Dynamic mode and tactile mode
Dynamic mode
The screen is driven by the decision engine. It displays content automatically based on active rules and current context. In dynamic mode, the engine can apply winner rendering (display only the winning rule) or cycle rendering (intelligent rotation through active rules).
Tactile mode
The screen runs an interactive user experience. Designed for kiosks, self-service terminals, and tactile applications where users interact directly with the interface. Available on BUSINESS and AGENCY plans.
Dynamic and tactile modes are part of the Phase 1 scope. Plan availability depends on deployment scale.
All screen formats
NeuroDisplay orchestrates display scenarios across virtual screens and physical players. It is designed for LED panels, facades, video walls, scoreboards, outdoor screens and 3D/anamorphic surfaces.
Controlled media delivery
Media delivery is handled through controlled ND2 paths rather than open public listing. This supports safer runtime access and player compatibility.
Phase 1bis roadmap
Late 2026 roadmap items include Agency Pub, richer automation and AI-assisted campaign operations. These are presented as roadmap, not as already-launched autonomous advertising.
A real-time console to act instantly
The real-time console lets you take control when needed. You can:
Built for field operations
Virtual and physical screens
NeuroDisplay supports both virtual screens (web-based simulated screens) and physical screens (hardware-based displays). Start with virtual, deploy to physical when ready.
All plans support virtual and physical screens.
Billing is per screen (virtual or physical), not per player hardware.
Remote supervision and control of physical screens
NeuroDisplay enables supervision of physical screens deployed in the field and execution of remote actions useful for operations. Teams can monitor screen status, detect shutdowns or anomalies, verify display targets, reassign to another logical screen, or apply certain remote commands depending on hardware capabilities.
Operational control
Monitor and manage your physical screens in real-time
AI assistance (not autonomous AI)
In Phase 1, AI acts as an assistant for creation and configuration, not as an autonomous decision-making system. AI can help with:
Phase 1 is deterministic and operational. The decision engine is rule-based and controllable. Fully autonomous AI decision-making is planned for future phases.
Integration with existing environments
NeuroDisplay can integrate with your existing CMS, portals, and signage infrastructure:
NeuroDisplay acts as a contextual decision layer on top of your existing tools. It decides what to display, integrating content from your current ecosystem.
A platform designed for multiple maturity levels
Start simple
Create a first virtual screen and test contextual signage scenarios.
Structure automation
Build a coherent rules engine with multiple providers and use cases.
Add real-time
Deploy the real-time console, clips, mobile live, and event-driven scenarios.
Deploy professionally
Activate physical screens, tactile mode, groups, integrations, and more industrialized logic.
How the decision engine works
Define deterministic rules
Create rules with conditions, priorities, triggers, and schedules
Connect contextual data
Weather, calendars, APIs, business KPIs feed the engine
Engine decides continuously
Winner rendering or cycle rendering based on active rules and context
Screens display automatically
Real-time updates on virtual screens, physical screens, or tactile kiosks
Phase 1: September 2026 market launch
NeuroDisplay Phase 1 is being validated through client pilots. The market launch is planned for September 2026 with a deterministic rules engine, contextual triggers and real-time console.
AI assists creation and configuration. Autonomous media buying, predictive advertising decisions and fully autonomous AI arbitration remain roadmap items.
Can integrate with existing CMS and signage stacks
NeuroDisplay is not designed to replace all your tools. It can integrate as a contextual decision layer on top of your existing stack: WordPress, intranets, Joomla, business CMS, third-party APIs, existing signage infrastructure.
What NeuroDisplay is not
NeuroDisplay is a contextual decision engine for screens. It orchestrates rules, contexts and players while keeping AI assistance clearly separated from future autonomous features.
See how NeuroDisplay can orchestrate your screens
Whether you're starting with a virtual screen or deploying across multiple physical displays, NeuroDisplay provides a deterministic, contextual decision engine for intelligent signage.