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Fugo NUC digital signage player

Bring desktop-class rendering power to your screens with a purpose-built Fugo NUC that arrives pre-configured and ready to run your playlists, dashboards, and video walls.

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Plug-and-play hardware built for enterprise duty

Deploy enterprise-ready Windows media players pre-loaded with our app for zero-touch setup and 24/7 performance.

Fugo pre-installed out of the box

Ships imaged with the Fugo Player set to launch automatically on boot. No sideloading, app store installs, or manual OS preparation required.

Windows 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC

Long-term servicing OS build supported by Microsoft through 2032, providing a stable, lockable environment with no disruptive consumer update reboots.

Desktop-class web rendering

Powered by a heavy-duty browser engine to run complex HTML5 content, multi-zone layouts, and live web dashboards without dropping frames or lagging.

Drive up to three displays

Equipped with 2x HDMI and USB-C/DisplayPort outputs to run up to three extended 4K screens from a single box - making it our recommended pick for video walls.

Remotely managed kiosk mode

Ships with open networking for initial setup, then locks securely into dedicated signage mode directly from your Fugo CMS dashboard.

One contact for hardware & CMS

Eliminate vendor ping-pong when issues arise. Both the media player and the signage software are supported directly by the same Fugo engineering team.

Plug in, power on, and pair in seconds

The Fugo NUC arrives fully pre-configured to launch our player app on first boot, getting your screens live as soon as you enter the pairing PIN into your Fugo account.

Read the Fugo NUC setup guide
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Uncompromising CMS control for every display

Fugo provides the intelligent management backend your displays need, giving you total cloud command over content publishing & screen control.

Centralized screen management

Group, tag, and filter every player from one place — by site, property, or whatever matches how you run the network.

Live data on screen

Put BI dashboards and KPIs on the display through Fugo’s integrations, without anyone signing in on site.

Built-in remote monitoring

See what’s happening on remote screens from Fugo. Catch an offline player before someone walks past it.

Granular user management

Give a site, team, or agency control of the screens they own without opening the rest of the network.

From ten to a hundred screens

Standardize on one solution across the enterprise, and give every site more ways to put its screens to work.

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Standardize every rollout

Set one Fugo configuration model for the business, then repeat it across sites without rebuilding the stack with each rollout.

Room for evolving use cases

The same player class that handles a lobby greeting screen can absorb operational displays, alerts, and interactive kiosk use cases.

Local freedom with central control

Give teams ownership of their screens while company-wide branding and messaging standards stay intact.

Drive LED arrays & multi-display video walls

Design multi-panel layouts on a single canvas and let the Fugo NUC deliver smooth, frame-accurate playback across every screen.

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Fugo NUC FAQs

What’s included when I buy a Fugo NUC?

The Fugo NUC comes with Windows 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC and the Fugo Player already installed and set to launch automatically when the device starts. Hardware includes an Intel Celeron N5105 processor, 8 GB of RAM, a 128 GB SSD, Gigabit Ethernet, Wi-Fi 5, and a VESA mount for installing the player behind a display.

The Windows license is included with the hardware. A Fugo software subscription is separate and is licensed per screen. You can start a 14-day free trial before subscribing, or contact sales@fugo.ai if you’re planning a larger rollout.

What kind of signage is the Fugo NUC best suited for?

The NUC is a good fit when the player has more work to do than simply loop images and video. That includes data-heavy dashboards, web content, multi-zone layouts, 4K media, multiple displays, and installations that need to run continuously. Windows also gives Fugo more headroom for browser-based content and supports features such as webpages, website scripting, offline playback, and concurrent video zones.

It’s particularly useful for teams displaying TV dashboards, building video walls, or standardising signage inside an existing Windows environment.

How many displays can one Fugo NUC run?

One Fugo NUC can drive up to three displays. The player includes two HDMI outputs, DisplayPort 1.4, and USB-C, so a single device can cover a multi-screen installation without putting a separate player behind every display.

If you only need one screen, that extra capacity simply gives you room to expand later.

Can I use the Fugo NUC for a video wall?

Yes. The Fugo NUC can power video walls of up to three displays from a single player. You configure the connected displays in Intel Graphics Command Center, then create the wall as one canvas in Fugo’s Design Studio so content spans the full display area.

If your displays only accept HDMI, you may need a DisplayPort-to-HDMI cable for the third output. See the Fugo NUC setup guide for the full setup process.

How much setup is required when the NUC arrives?

Very little. Fugo is already installed and launches automatically when the NUC starts. The first time you power it on, you’ll connect the player to Wi-Fi or Ethernet, pair it to your Fugo account using the PIN shown on screen, and then publish your content.

Kiosk mode is deliberately left off during initial setup so you can access Windows while configuring the device. Once everything is connected, you can turn kiosk mode on from the screen settings in Fugo CMS to keep the player locked into signage playback. The Fugo NUC setup guide walks through the process.

How does the Fugo NUC fit into a Windows IT environment?

The NUC runs Windows 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC 2021, with support through 2032, so teams already managing Microsoft infrastructure don’t have to introduce an unfamiliar operating system just for signage.

Fugo handles the signage layer from the cloud, including publishing, scheduling, screen monitoring, player updates, and kiosk settings. Windows devices can also sit within existing Microsoft endpoint-management workflows; Fugo supports deployment of its Windows Player through Microsoft Intune for organizations that manage applications that way.