Barco
Barco is a Belgian, 90-year-old professional visualization and collaboration technology company headquartered in Kortrijk, serving the enterprise, healthcare, and entertainment markets. It designs and manufactures projectors, LED/LCD video walls, control-room software, medical displays, and the widely deployed ClickShare wireless meeting-room collaboration platform, but does not own a proprietary digital signage CMS.
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Barco's portfolio spans Enterprise, Healthcare, and Entertainment verticals:
- ClickShare: wireless presentation/conferencing buttons, video bars, Hub/Hub Pro room systems, and XMS Cloud management, with limited digital signage capability via certified partners
- Video walls: UniSee II bezel-less LCD platform, LED video walls, and rear-projection cubes, plus dedicated video wall controllers
- Control room software: Barco CTRL and TransForm N
- Projectors: installation, rental, and simulation laser projector lines (I-series, G-series, UDX, QDX, UDM)
- Cinema systems: laser cinema projectors, residential projectors, media servers, and the Laser by Barco upgrade programme
- Medical displays and digital operating room software: radiology, surgical, breast imaging, dental, and pathology display lines plus device management/surgical collaboration software
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