In-gallery screens
A gallery screen fails in ways an office screen never does. It runs for months with nobody looking, it gets touched by thousands of people, and when it breaks the first person to notice is a visitor.
What you get
01
Built from the same records
A label companion or a kiosk reads the objects your app and site already read, so a correction is made once.
02
Recovers on its own
After a power cut it comes back into the right state, at the right screen, without anybody visiting the machine.
03
Content changes from where you write
The same place you edit everything else. Nobody carries a USB stick into the gallery.
04
Tells you before a visitor does
It reports when it stops, so the first you hear of it is not somebody at the front desk.
What I need from you
- What the screen has to show, and where it stands
- The hardware you already own, or that you want a recommendation
- Whether it is touched by the public or driven by staff
- Who can reach it physically, and how often
Start with a conversation
Tell me what you have now and what is going wrong with it. If it turns out this is not the thing you need, I will say so.