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Daktronics

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Daktronics is worldwide leading in the development and production of electronic signage panels, large-screen displays, and programmable signage systems with LED technology. The company opened its first European branch in Wiesbaden in 2003 and has since expanded to France, Spain, and the United Kingdom. Daktronics GmbH is located at Klingholzstraße 7 in Wiesbaden and offers high-quality digital media for various application fields such as outdoor advertising, shopping centers, and sports venues. The company has installed over ten thousand digital advertisements and signage systems worldwide. Daktronics Europe is a wholly owned subsidiary of Daktronics.

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