Yes, if it runs on Android or in a web browser. It can go on a free-standing digital kiosk, an interactive flat panel, a tablet on a counter or a smartphone, so pick the size that suits the space.
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These are the jobs people most often give a screen: turning it into a photobooth, walking visitors through a live website, looping images or video while the stand is unattended, or running an interactive game to hold a queue. A screen can also work as an information board for session times or directions, or simply be used like a PC.
Photobooths and games are built around what your activation needs, not taken off the shelf.
An existing TV ad, brand film or your own Android or web app can run on our screens.
Images can change by time of day, and information boards can update as the programme moves on.
The same program can run on a free-standing kiosk, a flat panel, a tablet or a phone.
A screen on its own does not do much. What it runs on the day is often left until the week before the event, and that content is a large part of whether people stop or walk past. Start with what the screen has to achieve, then pick the screen that suits the space.
If you want to change what plays without being on site, a small device attached to the screen and connected to wi-fi can run the content, so it can be updated remotely.
For a simple job such as running a laptop presentation, we typically pair the content with a digital flat panel or even a regular TV. Commercial-grade screens cost substantially more than domestic ones, and they perform better too, so ask us about the difference before you choose.
Tell us what you want visitors to do, and we will suggest the content and the screen to run it.
Can I run my own app on your screens?
Yes, if it runs on Android or in a web browser. It can go on a free-standing digital kiosk, an interactive flat panel, a tablet on a counter or a smartphone, so pick the size that suits the space.
Can I reuse a video we already have?
Yes. An existing TV ad, brand film or product explainer can be set to play on a repeating loop, on a large screen or on iPads in a shop window. Send the file and tell us which screens it needs to play on.
Can the content change during the day?
Yes. Image loops can be scheduled so different content plays at different times, like a menu board that changes from breakfast to lunch. An information board can be programmed to update as a conference programme moves on.
How do I connect a laptop to the screen?
By cable (typically HDMI, USB or VGA) or through a wireless dongle. To manage the content remotely instead, a small wi-fi connected device can be attached to the screen to run it.
Can I hire the screen as well?
Yes. Every screen we supply can be hired, so the content and the hardware can come from one place for a single event.