Digital Signage

Free-standing portrait totem for lobbies, showrooms and retail floors. Built from 32″ up to 75″, in black or white, for rollouts that need the same format at several screen sizes.

A-frame easel standee that folds and moves — built for shops, branch lobbies and events where the screen has to be repositioned rather than installed.

Projected-capacitive touch screen on a weighted rolling column, tilting between portrait and landscape. For demo bars, consultations and any desk that needs a screen only some of the time.

Commercial-grade panel in a slim wall-mount frame, portrait or landscape, for corridors, queue areas and reception walls where floor space is not available.

Overhead menu screens for QSR, cafés and cafeterias — ganged in rows above the counter and driven from one signage CMS, so price and stock changes go out to every branch at once.

Replaces the pinboard in campuses, offices and government buildings. The 65″ variant is built for outdoor courtyards and gate entrances in a weather-rated enclosure.

Slim portrait poster display that takes the place of a printed backlit panel — the same footprint on the wall, without the reprint cycle.

A wearable, battery-powered screen worn as a backpack, taking the campaign into markets, campuses and event crowds where no fixed screen can go.

Camera-equipped standee for interactive, audience-aware content. Deployed as a greeter and wayfinding point in lobbies and showrooms.

Angled-head standee that sits between signage and kiosk — readable as a poster from across the room, reachable as a touch screen up close.