SOLUM
SOLUM is a South Korean technology group spun off from Samsung Electro-Mechanics in 2015, best known for its Newton electronic shelf label (ESL) range and an expanding digital signage, IoT, and power-electronics portfolio. Headquartered in Yongin, the company has grown into the world's second-largest ESL vendor, leveraging its retail installed base to cross-sell digital signage, retail media network, and IoT solutions to large grocery and specialty retailers globally.
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SOLUM's digital-signage-relevant portfolio spans two core groups:
- ESL & IoT: the Newton electronic shelf label family (Newton Pro, Newton A, Newton Core Plus, Newton Play), Retail Media Network, shelf monitoring/Vision AI, picking & navigation, energy saving/climate control, and workplace room/desk booking plus e-paper information signage
- Display: Content Management System, Remote Management System, Digital Menu Board, and Digital Whiteboard, alongside a broader hardware lineup including large-format e-paper (up to 32 inches), 55-inch semi-outdoor digital signage, QR ordering, and full-colour e-paper POP displays The combined proposition lets retailers unify shelf-edge pricing, in-store media, and signage hardware under a single vendor and increasingly a single software layer.
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