Hardware
The screen just has to work
A small computer in a 3D-printed enclosure. Plug in power and HDMI, and the screen shows the right thing — today's programme, the week's schedule, the weather, the sponsors. Nobody has to remember to update anything.
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What is in the box
No parts for you to source
The unit arrives assembled, configured and named. The only decision left to you is where the screen should hang.
- We prepare the unitSystem, kiosk mode and your screen page are all set up before it ships.
- You plug in power and HDMIIt boots straight to the right page. Nothing to type in.
- The screen runsContent is fetched automatically. Nobody has to log in or hit refresh.
- It restarts overnightAt 03:00, every night. A screen that has hung there for six months behaves exactly as it did on day one.
- We can help remotelyIf something goes wrong, we can reach the unit and fix it without driving out to you.
Getting it running
Plug and play, without the asterisk
We have set up enough screens to know where things usually go wrong: a missing keyboard, a Wi-Fi network that demands a login, a unit frozen after three months. Those are the three things this setup is built to avoid.
Where to get one
The same screen, two ways in
Are you a boarding or independent school?
Then you buy the screens through Zenbi, who supply your school administration system. We build and prepare the units — Zenbi handles the sale, the agreement and the invoicing. Get in touch with them, and the physical side is ours to sort out.
Are you a sports club?
Then we deliver directly. The screen pulls its calendar and bookings from what you already use — the KMD club portal among others — and shows the day's programme, the week's schedule, sponsors and news in the hall.
Write to us →The software on the screen is OSIS Digital Signage — the same either way you bought the unit.
Shall we work out how many screens you need?
Tell us where they should hang, and we will tell you what it takes.