Asone secures U.S. patent for automatic LED display fault recovery

LED display specialist Asone has received a U.S. patent for its “automatic recovery from LED display failures” technology.*

* Electronic display board system with modified ethernet network for a plurality of display units (patent number: US12,046,171 B2)

Asone applied for a U.S. patent based on its Korean patent, “Electronic display board system connecting multiple display units over an improved Ethernet network” (patent No. 10-2095164), which it filed and registered in Korea in 2020. The U.S. patent has now been granted.

An LED display is made up of multiple cabinets that work together to form a single display. The cabinets exchange communication signals through their connections. If communication between cabinets is disrupted, part of the LED display may fail to show content. Asone developed its automatic recovery technology by researching two-way communication and automatic recovery methods covered by its patent. When it detects a data communication failure in a specific section, the system immediately reroutes and retransmits the signal to restore service.

The U.S. patent demonstrates the reliability and competitiveness of Asone’s distinctive technology in the global market. The achievement reflects the company’s ongoing research, development and innovation, and is expected to cement its position as a leader in LED display technology.

Asone said the U.S. patent recognizes its innovative LED display technology worldwide. Starting with this patent, the company plans to pursue global market expansion and exports of high-quality K-Display products, further advancing its position as a leader in the K-Display sector.