Daktronics Japan Company Profile

Providing end-to-end venue solutions Through a strategic partnership, the expertise of Daktronics in LED displays and content management systems merges with Grass Valley's live production technology, revolutionizing the fan experience at premier venues. Brookings, South Dakota ‒ July 10, 2025 ‒ Grass Valley and Daktronics (NASDAQ-DAKT) today announced a strategic technology partnership that combines Grass Valley's expertise in live production with Daktronics' leadership in large LED displays. The two companies will provide a fully integrated end-to-end solution that enhances content creation, production efficiency, and real-time presentation in sports and entertainment venues. This partnership reaffirms both companies' commitment to innovation and establishes a new industry standard for immersive fan experiences and scalable infrastructure by delivering venue solutions that adapt to the evolving needs of modern sports and entertainment.

In total, 61 LED displays create over 11,000 square feet of digital canvas. The Miami Heat partnered with Daktronics in Brookings, South Dakota, to design, manufacture, and install the first-ever center-hung frame ball at the Kaseya Center in Miami, Florida. The logo-shaped LED sculpture is part of 61 LED displays that provide over 11,000 square feet of digital canvas for live event experiences in 2024. The entire system is powered by Daktronics' show control.

Ductronics and Open Media continue their partnership to install digital displays in prime locations in the UK. Recently, they installed LED screens at BOXPARK Liverpool, the first BOXPARK outside of London, bringing the trendsetting vibe of Brick Lane in London to the Baltic Triangle in Liverpool. EcoSmart technology integrates environmentally friendly features into Ductronics products with five core functions: hardware upgrades, blue light reduction, high-contrast louvres, intelligent content detection, and sleep mode.