Digital Totems and Kiosks

Digital display touchscreen totems are designed to provide users with an immersive, interactive experience, allowing them to browse through a wide range of information, products and services using intuitive touchscreen gestures. They are commonly used in retail environments, shopping centres, museums, airports and other public spaces to provide users with access to interactive maps, product catalogues, promotional content and other types of multimedia information.

A digital display touchscreen kiosk is a form of digital display screen that people can interact with from inside or outside the premises. Most people will be familiar with them as order points in major fast food outlets.

Digital display kiosks are often found in shop windows, allowing people to browse if they see something of interest as they’re passing by. They can be set to stay on after your closing time so people can browse products or services long after your team have gone home for the day.

While both digital displays and TVs are used to display images and video, there are several key differences between the two:

1. Purpose: The main purpose of a TV is to display broadcast television programming for personal entertainment, whereas digital displays are typically used for commercial applications such as digital signage, advertising and information display.
2. Design: Digital displays are typically designed to be more durable and long-lasting than TVs, as they are often used in public spaces and are subject to more wear and tear. They may also be designed to be more energy-efficient than TVs.
3. Functionality: Digital displays often have more advanced features and capabilities than TVs, such as touchscreens, interactive displays and the ability to display multiple pieces of content simultaneously. They may also be able to connect to other devices and systems, such as sensors, cameras, and content management software.
4. Connectivity: Digital displays typically have a wider range of connectivity options than TVs, as they may need to be integrated into larger display systems or networks. They may have inputs for various types of content, such as HDMI, USB and network connections.

Overall, while both TVs and digital displays are used for displaying visual content, their differences in design, functionality, and connectivity make them better suited for different applications.

We provide digital screens with a cloud-based content management system (CMS) which allows you to control what is showing. This allows instant changes to content, in the event of urgent announcements, for example, as well as the versatility to show different content at different times on different screens across your estate. This could mean showing certain content in one store and other content in another store, based on local tastes and priorities. Everything can be fully scheduled ahead so you can relax and let the CMS do the work for you. We also offer a content creation service (see below).

We offer bespoke content creation services across all screen and content types. This could be eye-catching static images, maps, 3D modelling, interactivity, animation and video.

Our creative team are on hand and ready to take your brief and offer advice based on decades of experience to ensure you make the most of your digital screens.

The digital display screens we provide typically come with a warranty of between three and five years.

For a new quote please contact our sales team on +44 (0) 1733 308676 or email sales@anyplacemedia.co.uk.