Signage that composes itself, casting to several rooms at once from anywhere, and real video including live, on one license and hardware you own outright. It runs in casinos and hotels, airports, cruise ships, courts and licensing offices, hospitals, schools, franchise networks, convention centers and live venues. The fleet is managed by us rather than chased by you, and the price is published.
We would rather sell one thing that works than list six that do not. Ava Display does the same job in any building with screens, which is why the same system is running in a school, a hospital corridor and a hotel lift lobby. Everything else on this page is described as what it actually is.
Casinos and hotels, cruise ships, airports, convention centers, live venues, courts and licensing offices. Wayfinding, what is on today, queue state and video, composed from the systems the building already runs.
Offices, warehouses, clinics, hospitals, retail chains, franchise networks and schools. Screens that are right without anyone walking round checking them, and a report that says which ones actually rendered.
Published pricing, hardware owned outright, billed by the year. Setup, network topology, what we monitor and what we integrate with are all on the product site.
Ava is one understanding of a place, and the products are faces of it. She remembers what matters, works from what you meant rather than what you typed, and asks when she is not certain instead of inventing an answer. That last one is why the rest is worth anything.
The full picture lives on oneava.io. This is the summary a buyer needs: what is real, what is not, and which is which.
A teaching partner for every child on the screens a school already trusts. Running in real classrooms today. Early, and open to a small number of schools who want to shape it. Student-data documentation comes before anything starts.
The displays across every site today, and in time the rest of an operation: the customers known, the promises kept, the everyday work a small team should not be doing by hand.
The original idea, and the hardest one. Being rebuilt, not open, and no date. We will say when it is ready and not before.
Egosi OS LLC builds and operates Ava and invoices the annual license. The adapter is a one-time hardware purchase, supplied and invoiced separately by the hardware supplier. Two invoices, deliberately, because you own the hardware outright rather than leasing it back from a software vendor.
A small team that has run real deployments for a long time, building the thing we always wanted to be able to sell.
Not sold, not mined, not handed on. What an organization holds stays under its own authority, and the architecture is what makes that true rather than a promise in a policy.
Published pricing, annual terms rather than multi-year lock-in, and no claim on this site that we cannot show you the evidence for.
How many screens, and what kind of place. We will tell you what it costs and what switching looks like. If you want the rest of Ava as it lands, the list is at oneava.io.