From your website to a life-size totem.
A host needs little: a screen, a microphone, a browser and a network connection. Choose the size that fits your space. We configure and test every unit before it reaches you.
Formats
Seven ways to put a host in front of your guests.
Website
A short code snippet on your site. The host opens in the visitor's browser.
Your own screen
Any device with a modern browser, such as a spare PC or a tablet at reception.
Counter screen
A 24-inch touch screen on the reception desk, next to your team.
Wall display
A 32-inch touch screen at head height by the entrance.
Lobby totem
A 55-inch portrait touch screen on a floor stand, 193 cm tall. The host appears life-size.
Tablet stand
A locked iPad or Android tablet on a floor or desk stand. Light and easy to move for events.
Freestanding display
A slim white touch screen on a stand with wheels. Easy to move to where your guests are.
The player
A small computer behind the screen.
The host is a web page. The player only has to open it and keep it running.
Fanless mini-PC
Silent and built to run all day. Our standard for wall displays and totems.
Raspberry Pi 5
In an industrial case, for counter screens up to 27 inches at Full HD.
Your existing device
A spare PC or a tablet with a modern browser.
Requirements
What a kiosk needs at your site.
One socket and a network connection are the whole installation.
- Power
- One socket. Player and display share it.
- Network
- 10 Mbit/s per kiosk. A cable is best, Wi-Fi works, and a 4G or 5G router covers places without wiring.
- Sound
- A far-field microphone and speaker that hear guests across a busy lobby.
- Guests
- One guest talks to the host at a time.
Software and care
The screen looks after itself.
Starts by itself
The screen starts straight into the host and returns to it after a power cut.
Resets between guests
After a goodbye or a pause the screen returns to its start, so the next guest begins fresh.
Updates by itself
A new version loads when the screen is free. Nobody has to come on site.
Service
Monitoring, updates and a hardware swap are part of the monthly service. The written offer states the response times.
Kits
Configured, tested and ready to plug in.
Every kit arrives with the host already installed.
Desk Kit
- Raspberry Pi 5 player in an industrial case
- 24-inch touch counter screen
- Far-field microphone and speaker
- Cabling, mounts and configuration
Counter Kit
- Fanless mini-PC player
- 32-inch touch wall display
- Far-field microphone and speaker
- Wall mount, cabling and configuration
Totem Kit
- Fanless mini-PC player
- 55-inch portrait touch totem on a floor stand
- Built-in far-field audio
- Delivery, set-up on site and configuration
Every kit is quoted in your written offer. You can also supply your own hardware; we tell you what to buy.
First day
Installed in three steps.
Place it
Set the screen on the counter, hang it on the wall or roll the totem into position.
Plug in power and network
One socket and one cable, or Wi-Fi. The screen starts straight into your host.
Say hello
Your staff test the host before the first guest talks to it.
Send us a photo of your entrance.
We recommend the screen, the player and the kit for your space and send a complete written offer.
We reply with a written offer within 48 hours.