Screen-based solutions include all hardware and software systems based on the use of professional and interactive screens for communication, productivity, and learning. These technologies are essential in the corporate, educational, commercial, and museum sectors. Here are the main categories and components that define this technological ecosystem:
1. Touch Screens and Interactive Whiteboards (IFPs)
These devices integrate a high-resolution display (often 4K) with an operating system (such as Android or Windows) and advanced touch sensors.
- School and business use: They replace older interactive whiteboards (IWBs), allowing users to write, share files, and initiate video conferences natively.
- Advanced features: Leading products such as the Samsung Touch Flip series integrate microphones, cameras, updated operating systems, and compatibility with wireless sharing protocols such as Miracast and AirPlay 2.
2. Digital Signage and Professional Displays
Screens designed for continuous visual communication, capable of playing multimedia content 24/7 in public or commercial spaces.
- Shop Window Displays: Ultra-high-brightness monitors (up to 3,000–4,000 nits) designed to resist direct sunlight and remain perfectly visible from the outside.
- Indoor Monitors and Totems: Indoor multimedia solutions used for digital menus, information points, advertising schedules, or interactive maps in shopping centers and trade shows. Touchwindow Touch Displays are an example of highly engaging multi-user systems.
3. Stands, Brackets, and Carts
Installation and mobility of professional screens require dedicated structural accessories based on the weight and size of the display (which can exceed 50–60 kg).
- Mobile Carts on Wheels: These allow large monitors (e.g., from 43" to over 75") to be easily moved between classrooms or meeting rooms. Products from specialized brands such as Dacomex or Multibrackets offer pinpoint height adjustment and reinforced VESA standards.
- Fixed or extendable wall brackets: Ultra-slim solutions or with articulated arms to securely fix monitors to the load-bearing walls of offices or shops
