A transparent LED kiosk with no frame at all — just glass on a wheeled base, bright enough to read in daylight. Roll it where you want it, plug in one cable, and your content is hanging in the room.
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Nothing borders the picture. Content runs to the edge and reads from both sides.
Base, media player, and one AC cable. Out of the case and running — no installer.
On wheels and back in its case whenever the campaign or the venue changes.
A conventional kiosk takes a piece of your space and blacks it out. This one gives the space back — and still stops people in their tracks.
The glass vanishes, so whatever you put on it stops looking like a video and starts looking like it's actually there, standing in the room.
The spots you'd never give up to a black box — and now don't have to.
Promo on the glass, product still on display behind it.
A screen in the walkway that nobody has to walk around.
Welcome and wayfinding without closing off the room.
Rolls in, runs the show, rolls out the same day.
The centerpiece of your booth, with no build required.
Menus and mood that never darken the dining room.
One kiosk is a finished product on its own. Lock two or three together and they run as a single wide screen — then split them back out for the next campaign.
The connection points are part of the unit — no bracket kit, no rigging. Joining or separating is a few minutes of work, not an install.
Everything you need to plan placement, logistics, and content. Full spec sheet with metric dimensions available on request.
Every pixel is driven individually instead of scanned in rows, so there's no banding or flicker on camera — what customers post looks as good as what they saw.
Tell us where it'd live and what you'd run on it. We'll come back with pricing and lead time.