Overview
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An interactive flat panel (IFP) is a display technology that combines a flat-panel display with touch-sensitive technology to create an interactive and collaborative experience. It is commonly used in educational settings, business meetings, and various interactive presentations. Here’s an overview of the key aspects of interactive flat panels, Interactive flat panels are touch-sensitive, allowing users to interact directly with the display using touch gestures. Multi-touch capabilities enable multiple users to interact with the screen simultaneously, fostering collaboration. IFPs come with interactive software that enables users to draw, annotate, and manipulate content on the screen. Educational IFPs often include specialized software for interactive learning activities.
Products
RESOLUTION
4K Ultra UHD
ANDROID
9.0
BRIGHTNESS
400 cd/M2
OPERATING SYSTEM
Win/Linux/Mac
TOUCH SENSOR
Infrared
VIEW ANGLE
178o
True Interactivity Bringing People Together
4GB RAM
32 GB SSD
ARM Cortex A55@1.9 GHz X 4
Bluetooth
4K Resolution with Eye-Care Technology
4K, Flicker-Free, Blue Light Filter
Ensure that the display supports a resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels, which is commonly referred to as 4K UHD (Ultra High Definition). This high resolution provides sharp and detailed images, crucial for interactive applications. Integrate a blue light filter or a low blue light mode to reduce the amount of blue light emitted by the display. Prolonged exposure to blue light, especially in the evening, can disrupt sleep patterns and cause eye strain.
20-Point Touch
Multi-user annotation
A 20-point touch multi-user annotation system for an interactive flat panel refers to a technology that allows up to 20 users to simultaneously interact with and annotate content on a large flat panel display. This type of system is commonly used in educational settings, collaborative work environments, and interactive presentations. Here are some key features and considerations for such a system
Floating Pen
Annotation on demand
Adding floating pen annotation on demand to an interactive flat panel enhances the user experience by allowing users to draw or write on the screen at any time. This feature is particularly useful in educational settings, business meetings, presentations, and collaborative work environments. Here’s a general guide on implementing floating pen annotation on an interactive flat panel
Built-in ARM Quad-core CPU with 16GB Storage
Multi-user annotation
Built-in ARM Quad-core CPU: This refers to the central processing unit (CPU) of the interactive flat panel. ARM architecture is commonly used in mobile devices and embedded systems. A Quad-core CPU means there are four processing units on the chip, which can enhance the performance of multitasking and parallel processing.
Cast Content Sharing Software
On-site content sharing software
SMART Learning Suite provides interactive lessons and collaborative features for education. It includes software for creating interactive lessons and activities that can be shared on interactive flat panels. Reflector is another wireless mirroring and streaming software that works well with interactive flat panels. It supports screen mirroring from devices like iPhones, iPads, Android devices, and more.
Zoom Conference Software
On-line conference software
During the meeting, you can utilize the interactive features of your flat panel, such as touchscreen capabilities, annotation tools, and whiteboard functions.
vBoard Annotation Software
Annotation whiteboard
Annotation software is designed to allow users to write, draw, or highlight on digital content using various input devices like a stylus or touch gestures. This type of software is often used in educational settings, business presentations, and collaborative environments.