Daktronics installed a high-definition LED video display for the Kansas City Royals, and in 2014, Daktronics installed an HD display for the Jacksonville Jaguars at EverBank Field (now TIAA Bank Field), which at the time was the largest such display in the world. Daktronics established an office in Brazil in 2012, and in 2013, the company acquired OPEN Out Of Home in Belgium. Sales of Daktronics products surpassed $600 million in 2015. Operation Daktronics is headquartered in Brookings, South Dakota, with other facilities in Sioux Falls, Redwood Falls, Minnesota, Shanghai, and Belgium. Daktronics Creative Services designs digital content in HD video, 3D animation and motion graphics, specializing in media networks and large-scale LED displays. The company is involved in sports displays and marketing. Daktronics has supplied scoreboards and video displays for the Olympic Games; however, due to official sponsorships with other timing providers such as IBM, Omega SA and Swiss Timing, displays are Daktronics-manufactured but utilize timing and front-facing branding for other companies. Daktronics has been an influence in National Basketball Association rule changes in the 2000s. The company manufactured the first backboard light strips to comply with buzzer beater instant replay rulings, and in 2004, developed a see-through shot clock to improve spectator visibility. See also Aquatic timing system List of largest video screens Scoreboard References External links Companies listed on the Nasdaq Display technology companies American companies established in 1968 Electronics companies established in 1968 Manufacturing companies based in South Dakota Brookings, South Dakota 1968 establishments in South Dakota 1994 initial public offerings