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Raspberry Pi digital signage

A practical kiosk path for Raspberry Pi.

Use the provided Pi OS installer to configure autologin, Chromium kiosk mode and a systemd watchdog around CanPlay’s hosted browser player.

What it gives you

A deployable browser-player route—with the boundaries stated clearly.

Purpose-built controls connect the visible screen to the work behind it.

01

Scripted installation

The included installer configures the kiosk session on a compatible Raspberry Pi OS deployment.

02

Automatic launch

Start Chromium directly into the hosted player after boot without a desktop hand-off.

03

Systemd watchdog

Supervise the kiosk process and restart it when the browser session stops responding.

04

Browser-player resilience

Use PWA caching and the same device-token manifest flow as the managed web player.

The operating flow

Clear from first move to final proof.

01

Prepare Pi OS

Start with supported hardware and a clean kiosk deployment.

02

Run the installer

Configure autologin, Chromium and the watchdog.

03

Pair the browser player

Claim it in CanPlay and validate startup and recovery on site.

Built into the platform

Details that matter after the demo.

  • Installer provided—not a mailed hardware SKU
  • Chromium browser player
  • Store certification not relevant
  • Validate codecs on chosen Pi hardware
Ready when you are

Put raspberry pi digital signage to work.

Start with three screens free, or bring your rollout plan to a focused product walkthrough.