Touch and Writing
Write, draw and annotate directly on the screen with a finger or a pen, with several people touching at once on many models.
Touch displays for presenting, writing and video calls in meeting rooms and classrooms. Quicknet supplies, installs and supports them.
An interactive display, also called an interactive flat panel or smart board, is a large touch-enabled screen. People can write and draw on it, annotate shared content, move and resize items with their fingers and show content from a laptop or phone.
Many models include a built-in whiteboard and apps, and can connect to a camera and speakers for video calls. Sizes commonly run from the mid-50 inches upward. The right model, touch technology and connection method depend on the room and the way it is used, and are set at the site survey.
Write, draw and annotate directly on the screen with a finger or a pen, with several people touching at once on many models.
Show a laptop, tablet or phone screen without cables, depending on the display and your devices.
Many displays include a whiteboard that can be saved or shared after the session.
With a camera, microphone and speakers, the display becomes the screen of a video conferencing room.
Show two sources side by side, such as a presentation and a whiteboard.
Fix the display to a wall or place it on a mobile stand to share it between rooms.
| Setting | Typical choice | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Huddle or small meeting room | A mid-size display with a camera and speakerphone, wall-mounted, shared wirelessly. | Viewing distance, wall strength and one power and network point. |
| Training room or classroom | A larger display with robust glass, multi-user touch and a wall or height-adjustable stand. | Visibility from the back row, glare, teacher login and device management. |
| Boardroom | A large display or a video wall with a separate camera and microphones; touch is optional. | Seat layout, content from several sources and the video platform. |
These are typical descriptions, not fixed limits; the survey sets the design from the actual room. For a very large or seamless screen, see LED screens and video walls and digital signage and video walls.
A short checklist:
A projector can give a very large image at a lower screen cost, but it needs dimmer light, a clean wall or screen and regular lamp or laser care, and most projectors are not touch-enabled. A video wall suits very large or seamless images such as control rooms and lobbies, but it is usually not a touch writing surface.
An interactive display suits rooms where people write and discuss on the screen itself. Quicknet compares the options at the site survey and recommends the one that fits the room and the budget you set, without pushing a single product.
Quicknet delivers interactive display projects in Abu Dhabi from its head office in Mussafah (Shabia ME-11) and its Abu Dhabi City office on Electra Street. Quicknet also has a branch in Al Ain (30905, Al Marami 7 Street, Industrial Area). See AV conferencing in Abu Dhabi and in Al Ain.
Dubai projects are handled on a project basis by the Abu Dhabi team: a remote consultation, a scheduled site survey, a written proposal, then installation and handover. Quicknet has no Dubai office. See also video conferencing systems.
We visit, measure the room, check the display, cabling, network and seating, and listen to your brief.
Equipment, positions and cabling are set out for your meeting platform, with alternatives compared where that helps you decide.
You receive an itemised written quote. Warranty and support terms are confirmed in the quote.
Equipment is mounted and cabled, and the room is connected to your network and platform.
The display is mounted and connected, touch and writing are calibrated, wireless sharing and video calls are tested and your team is shown how to use the room.
Support after handover can be covered by an annual maintenance contract, with the terms written into the contract.
A free site survey and a written quote follow every enquiry. Sending these five details first lets us prepare the right equipment and questions. Dubai rooms are handled on a project basis by our Abu Dhabi team.
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A hybrid classroom lets some students attend in the room and others join online at the same time. The room needs a camera that shows the teacher and the board, microphones and speakers so remote students can hear and be heard, and a display or interactive panel for content, all connected to a meeting or learning platform. We design it from the room layout at the site survey.
In everyday use the terms overlap. "Smart board" is a common name for an interactive display or interactive whiteboard that you can write on and control by touch. Some smart boards are a projector and a touch-sensitive board, while others are a large flat touch screen. We explain the options at the site survey and recommend the one that fits the room.
Yes. Quicknet offers annual maintenance contracts (AMC) for video conferencing and meeting rooms it installs, covering remote support, scheduled check visits and software and firmware updates. The exact scope, what is included for repairs and parts, and response times are written into the contract. Quicknet does not run a staffed 24/7 operations desk. Dubai rooms are supported on a project basis by our Abu Dhabi team.
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