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Interactive touchscreens and kiosks

Interactive touchscreens let visitors find information for themselves: maps and directions, product catalogues, property listings, timetables or exhibition content.

Visitor using an interactive touchscreen map kiosk in a museum foyerIllustrative image. Actual products and specifications may vary.

Key benefits

  • Visitors self-serve information
  • Attract loop when not in use
  • Wall-mounted or freestanding kiosks
  • Bespoke or template content

Common uses

Touchscreens work best where people need to explore information at their own pace.

  • Wayfinding and site maps
  • Visitor and tourist information
  • Product or property browsing
  • Museum and exhibition interactives

Hardware and content

Options include wall-mounted touch displays and freestanding kiosk enclosures. The interactive content matters as much as the hardware; we will discuss whether you need a bespoke application or a configurable template.

Frequently asked questions

Can a touchscreen show adverts when nobody is using it?

Yes. Many systems show an attract loop of promotional content and switch to the interactive application when someone touches the screen.

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