Interactive kiosk with 49" capacitive touch

The 49" interactive totem is a freestanding floor device for indoor use. It features a 10-point PCAP capacitive touch screen, a built-in computer with Android OS 7.1, and an FHD 1080x1920 display with 400 nits brightness.

The system allows direct visualization of websites, interactive catalogs, and menus via centralized management. Hardware protection is ensured by a robust metal housing and tempered safety glass.

Responsive to Every Touch: Ultra-Fast Capacitive Screen

Technical Specifications:

The totem is ready to run content compatible with the Android operating system. It enables easy management of digital advertising. It is used in hotels, restaurants, shopping centers, and clinics for interactive menus, product catalogs, wayfinding, and self-check-in.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

1. What is the price of the interactive totem? An individual quote is prepared based on the specific project and the required number of screens.

2. Is an external computer required? The device is completely standalone. It operates with built-in hardware and is managed remotely.

3. How is the internet connection established? Connection is possible via a wireless WiFi network, a local LAN cable, or a mobile network using the built-in 4G module.

4. How is hardware security guaranteed in commercial locations? The housing is made entirely of metal, and the screen is protected with tempered glass against impacts and scratches.

5. What software is used? It depends on the specific functions and content to be displayed. For interactive catalogs and indoor maps, software for locking the operating system to a single website or application is recommended.

6. Is the device easy to move? Yes, the base is equipped with castors for mobility and adjustable feet for securing the position.

Applications of the Interactive Totem:

• Car Showrooms: Allow clients to configure their dream car and view all options and colors.

• Museums and Exhibitions: Create an unforgettable experience with interactive exhibits, virtual tours, and multimedia archives.

• Hotels, Restaurants, and Cafes (HoReCa): Offer interactive menus, ordering capabilities, virtual concierge services, and attraction information.

• Shopping Centers and Retail Stores: Assist customers with an interactive map (wayfinding), present product catalogs, and current promotions.

• Medical Facilities: Streamline the process with a self-check-in desk, provide important information, and building navigation.

• Public Institutions and Universities: Ensure easy access to schedules, public registers, campus maps, and useful information.

• Office Buildings: Use as a digital reception for welcoming guests, for internal communications, or for company presentations.

See implementation in the Domko retail chain, Virtual reception for Mladost Medical Center.