No media server. No operating system. No moving parts.
Scene generation runs directly on the embedded processor. There is no Windows box in a closet to reboot, no GPU driver to update, no license server to maintain. Power it, and it runs. That is the entire operations model for a permanent installation.
Drag and drop.
Connect via USB-C and the device mounts as a standard drive. Drop a scene file onto it, reset, and the new scene is running. Firmware updates work the same way — no proprietary software, no flashing tools, no special procedure.
Standalone, but not isolated.
Two 0–5 V analog inputs accept signals from sensors, potentiometers, or control systems. A serial port accepts commands from PLCs, touch panels, and media servers. The driver runs its scene autonomously while external signals shape the behavior. Upstream goes quiet? The show still goes on.
Read the board at a glance.
On-board status LEDs give real-time feedback without tools. Power glows steady blue. Render speed reads green at 60 fps, shifting toward red to show computational demand. Input levels read from blue to red as voltage rises.