Interactive Flat Panel Display
A large touchscreen platform for whiteboarding, shared content and collaborative work in classrooms and meeting rooms.
Explore the configurationINTERACTIVE EDUCATION & MEETINGSIdeas deserve
Ideas deserve
a shared surface.
Interactive flat panels for classrooms, meeting rooms and training spaces. Plan the screen around how people present, annotate and collaborate.
RSXD / Interactive BoardsInteractive boards
Hardware · Content workflow · IntegrationEducation, training and collaboration roomsDesigned around the location ↗
THE COLLECTION
The format follows the purpose.
Compare the physical format, operating environment and content workflow. Build the specification around the way the display will be used.
View the collectionA COMPLETE DISPLAY BRIEF
Good projects start before the screen.
A display is part of a physical place and an operational workflow. Bring those requirements together early.
01 / Place
Understand the location
Check sightlines, ambient light, installation space, access and the operating environment.
02 / System
Define the experience
Agree what people see or do, who updates the content and how hardware and software connect.
03 / Delivery
Confirm the configuration
Approve drawings, model specifications, software scope and the installation and support responsibilities.
IN CONTEXT
Built for a real setting.
Explore planning considerations for common applications. These are deployment guides, rather than claims about completed customer projects.
Classroom learning
Support shared explanation, annotation and interactive teaching in a visible room layout.
Plan this applicationMeeting collaboration
Bring content sharing and annotation into the everyday meeting routine.
Plan this applicationMobile training rooms
Use a compatible mobile stand for spaces that need flexible teaching or demonstration layouts.
Plan this applicationFROM BRIEF TO DEPLOYMENT
Make the requirements tangible.
A clear sequence reduces ambiguity between product selection, integration and site work.
01
Define
Send location, quantity, use and available space.
02
Configure
Review the panel, system, enclosure and software scope.
03
Validate
Check drawings and a representative configuration.
04
Deploy
Agree installation, content access and ongoing support.
RESOURCES
Choose with more clarity.
Practical guides for specifying and operating your display project.
All resourcesInteractive planning
Read the guide Specify an Interactive Display Around the Meeting Room Workflow
Plan sharing, annotation, conferencing and support as one meeting-room experience.
Interactive planning
Read the guide Choosing a Classroom Interactive Panel Through Teacher Workflows
Review lesson preparation, writing, media, classroom placement and handover before selecting an education display.
Interactive planning
Read the guide An Acceptance Test for Interactive Display Connectivity
Verify inputs, touch, sharing, audio and restart behaviour using the room devices people will actually bring.
YOUR PROJECT / NEXT STEP
Start with the right questions.
Share the location, application and intended experience. We can review a configuration and the work needed to bring it into use.
Prepare a project inquiry