Danavation Technologies: North America's Micro e-Paper Display Leader
Danavation Technologies is a Canadian-based, IoT technology company providing commercially available, state-of-the-art Digital Smart Labels™. The com …
State-of-the-art Digital Smart Labels™
Danavation Technologies is a Canadian-based, IoT technology company providing commercially available, state-of-the-art Digital Smart Labels™. The company's Digital Smart Labels™ (micro e-paper displays) enable clients to automate labeling, pricing, product info as well as promotions in real-time.
Danavation's Digital Smart Labels™ offer a class-leading high resolution, high contrast and wide-viewability. They also have a vibrant colour display designed to enhance the retail shopping experience.
Further, they are focused on generating revenue and driving growth supported by Danavation’s established client base. Clients include retailers, grocery stores, convenience and big box stores across the US and Canada, as well as healthcare providers, manufacturing and logistics companies.
The company's future growth profile is expected to be supported by continued development of new proprietary products and services within the retail and grocery segment. They maintain a clear ESG commitment by advocating for environmental sustainability through significantly reduced paper use.
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