32 Inch Touchscreen Digital Calendar Display 10 Point Capacitive Interactive Event Wall Board

A large touch calendar wall for venues where several people browse the programme at once, from a distance and then close up.

Product Overview

At venue scale, an event board has to work at two distances: readable from across an atrium, and usable when someone stands in front of it. The 32 Inch Touchscreen Digital Calendar Display is built for both. From a distance the agenda tiles carry event names, times and rooms in large type; close up, a capacitive touch layer lets a visitor open a session and read the detail without queueing at an information desk. The screen runs a restricted calendar application, returns to the agenda after inactivity, and can be published to from a central CMS when several walls are used across a venue.

Key Features

• 32 inch Full HD panel for atrium and foyer viewing distances
• 10-point capacitive touch as standard, behind a flat glass front
• Agenda tiles with large type for distance reading
• Event detail pages for close-up reading
• Restricted interface so visitors only reach calendar content
• Automatic return to the agenda after inactivity
• Optional cloud CMS licence for several walls in one venue
• Portrait mounting for atrium columns

Application Scenarios

• Exhibition hall entrance where visitors browse the day's programme
• Corporate atrium showing a week of events with detail on touch
• Showroom wall where staff look up demonstration times
• University open day wall listing sessions by room
• Museum or gallery foyer showing timed entry sessions

Hardware and Specifications

Touch is standard on this model. Brightness figures, processor and memory are not stated here and are confirmed per configuration on request.

Digital Calendar and Software

The application is tuned for public venues: large tiles for distance, detail pages for close reading, and a strict idle return so the wall always shows the programme overview.

• Agenda tiles with event name, time, room and category colour
• Week overview for multi-day programmes
• Event detail page with description and organiser
• Idle timeout returning to the agenda overview
• Restricted kiosk mode with no system access for visitors
• Remote publishing through the optional CMS licence

Google Calendar, Microsoft Outlook and Apple Calendar integration is not included as standard, and no ticketing or box office system integration is implied. Any such requirement must be confirmed in writing.

Connectivity and Installation

• Ethernet RJ45 or Wi-Fi for programme publishing
• USB for content import and service
• Optional HDMI input for live feeds during events
• Kiosk mode limits interaction to the calendar application
• Rear or side cable exit for atrium and foyer mounting

Customization and B2B Support

• Venue branding, logo and colour palette
• Custom tile sizes and agenda typography
• Event category icons and colours
• Housing colour for architectural finishes
• Screen size selection across the family
• Protective front options for high-traffic areas
• OEM and ODM development for venue workflows
• SKD and CKD supply for integrators

Quality and Compliance

• Touch accuracy verification across the panel
• Glass coating and reflection inspection
• Kiosk restriction and idle return test
• Aging run with the touch application active
• CE, FCC and RoHS documentation available for configured models on request

Project Scenario

A venue deployment usually starts with one wall at the main entrance and adds walls at each programme area. The agenda is built once with rooms, times and descriptions, then published to every wall, with each wall able to filter to its own programme area. Because visitors can browse, the information desk receives fewer programme questions, and because the wall returns to the overview, the entrance always looks organised. Mounting height is normally 1.5 to 1.7 metres to screen centre, depending on whether the audience stands or walks past.

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