Interactivity for companies

Interactive displays allow to write down meeting notes, actively present prepared content and collaborate in a team on a given task.

Nowadays, interactive displays are part of solutions for local and remote collaboration and enable the active involvement of participants in the room, but also of remote participants, connected via some communication platform.

Brands

SMART BOARD displays are developed with an emphasis on intuitive control.

SMART BOARD 6000S
the top model uses Smart Touch – automatic recognition of a finger touch for control, a stylus touch for writing and a touch of the fist (or palm, sponge) for erasing digital ink. In addition, it also includes Pen ID technology, i.e. automatic recognition of black and red markers. The display is also equipped with a built-in microphone that can be used for communication via any platform. Connection The IQ Experience module is part of it, allowing work without a connected computer. Whiteboard, a web browser, an application for wireless image sharing and the possibility to install other applications are pre-installed directly in the display.
SMART BOARD MX
also offers Smart Touch, IQ Experience including work with SMART Notebook files and connection to Lumio by SMART and all this at a more favourable price than the 6000S.
SMART BOARD GX
is the baseline model of the series without IQ Experience for projects with a tight budget.

Microsoft Surface Hub

combines an interactive display and communication hub for the MS Teams platform, including calendar integration. The control is adapted accordingly – after switching on, a clear menu of 3 scenarios appears – call via MS Teams, whiteboard and connection of a PC, tablet or smartphone. The MS Surface Hub is equipped with speakers, a microphone and a camera.
It comes in two sizes – 50" for smaller teams, 85" for regular rooms.

Samsung Flip

combines an interactive display and a digital flipchart with simple operation. It comes in four sizes: 55", 65", 75", 85". The smallest size enables rotation to portrait and ideal use of the digital flipchart’s vertical space.