The INTBOARD INFOCOM GL 32 is a device that breaks stereotypes about what interactive equipment should look like. It's an elegant glass prism with a projection screen that transforms an ordinary content presentation into a technological performance.

The unique design, made from a single piece of curved tempered glass, creates an effect of weightlessness and an "airy" image. This is not just an interactive terminal, but an art object that attracts attention and emphasizes the technological sophistication of the space.

The image is formed by a built-in high-brightness DLP projector, which projects the picture onto a special surface of the glass panel. This ensures a combination of transparent design and a clear, high-contrast image.

The kiosk is designed for active interaction. Thanks to the integrated capacitive sensor, the surface responds to touches as quickly and accurately as a premium smartphone screen. Users can swipe pages, zoom images, rotate 3D models, and control menus with light finger touches.

A 30-inch diagonal image is projected directly onto the glass surface from within, creating the effect of a hologram suspended in the air. The touch technology (10 touch points) allows one person or a pair to work with the kiosk, transforming a passive viewer into an active participant in the process.

Advantages for various applications

Conference services and event industry (digital podium)

• An ideal solution for speakers and presenters. The kiosk serves as a high-tech lectern (podium).

• The speaker faces the audience, controlling presentation slides with touches on the transparent screen.

• Via the HDMI OUT port, the image can be duplicated on a large screen behind the speaker or on a projector in the hall.

• It looks stylish, modern, and "airy" on stage, not obscuring the speaker with a massive structure.

Museums, galleries, and exhibition halls

• The transparent tempered glass body does not clutter the space or obstruct the view of the exhibition.

• Visitors can independently learn information about exhibits, browse digital catalogs, or take quizzes, interacting with a vibrant interface.

Car dealerships, boutiques, and real estate showrooms

• Creates a WOW effect for premium segment clients.

• Allows clients to independently "build" a car configuration, view apartment layouts in 3D, or select accessories from a catalog by rotating and zooming objects with their fingers.

Banks and corporate offices

• An innovative visitor reception point. Clients can learn about bank services or building navigation in an interactive format.

• Emphasizes the company's status as a technological leader.