A screen visitors can control, usually by touch, to browse products, watch content or leave their details, rather than a screen that only plays a loop.
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Interactive digital signage and displays
Interactive digital signage gives visitors something to do, not just something to look at. A touch screen that walks them through your range, a video wall that changes with the time of day, a kiosk that captures leads while your staff are busy: these are the pieces we supply, set up and support for exhibitions, retail spaces and events.
Why choose these interactive displays?
Screen, software and content
One team covers the hardware, the software and the content, so you are not coordinating three suppliers.
Buy or hire
Buy a screen outright for a permanent install, or hire any screen we supply for a single show.
Change content remotely
A content management system lets you or our team update what plays without a technician on site.
Supplied in every state
We supply and install digital hardware for customers in every state, and can manage content remotely.
Choosing the right interactive display
We cover all three parts of a digital display: the screen, what runs on it and the content itself.
Hardware, software and content
- Digital hardware Touch screens, LED walls, overhead screens and portable TVs, in the digital and multimedia range
- Digital software The content management systems and interactive applications that run on the screens
- Digital signage The two brought together for retail and corporate spaces
Where it works
On an exhibition stand, a screen is the fastest way to show a product range that will not fit on the floor; see our digital displays for trade shows. In retail, interactive screens answer questions when staff cannot. For events, a video wall gives a stage backdrop that can change every session.
Getting the brightness and content right
Screen choice depends on the space: ambient light, viewing distance and whether people will touch it. Our guide to how bright digital signage should be covers the numbers, and our digital displays range lists the screens by type.
Typical projects
A touch-screen product selector on an exhibition stand that lets visitors filter a large range and email themselves a brochure. A wayfinding kiosk in a shopping centre or campus. A video wall in a showroom or reception that runs promotional content and switches to live feeds for events. A tablet-based lead-capture station at a conference. Each starts with the same questions: who will use it, where will it sit, and what should happen after someone touches it.
How we work
Send us a brief with the venue, the audience and what you want the screen to achieve. We recommend hardware and software, build or adapt the content, test the set-up before delivery, and install on site where needed.
Touch screen or simple display?
Tell us what visitors should do at the screen and we will recommend the hardware and software to do it.
Digital menu board
Meeting room screens
Wayfinding touch screen
Lobby kiosk
Frequently asked questions
What is interactive digital signage?
Do I need a touch screen or a simple display?
Start with what the visitor should do. If the answer is browse and choose, go interactive. If it is watch and remember, a bright non-touch screen with strong content does the job for less.
Do you supply the content as well as the screens?
Yes. Our in-house team can build the content and set up the content management system, or load content you supply.
Can screens be hired for a single event?
Yes. Every screen we supply can be hired, including touch screens, LED walls and TVs. Screens can also be bought outright for a permanent install, and if you run several events a year we can store and redeploy your hardware between campaigns. Tell us the dates and venue.
Yes. We supply and install digital hardware for customers in every state, and we can manage the content remotely once it is running.