How does the Interactive Photo Frame Wall work?
- Mount the projector on the ceiling facing the wall.
- Align the projected frames on the wall.
- Install the infrared touch sensor to cover the same area.
- A visitor touches a frame at arm height.
- The still picture comes to life as a moving scene.
What comes with the Interactive Photo Frame Wall?
- Ceiling projector
- Infrared touch sensor
- Host computer with the frame software
- Developer kit
What space and power does the Interactive Photo Frame Wall need?
| Play area | Plain wall; each frame area is 723 x 418 mm |
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| Mounting height | A ceiling that holds a projector; height confirmed in your quote |
| Power | A standard power point |
| Network | Not needed to run; Wi-Fi only for changing the pictures remotely |
Interactive Photo Frame Wall specifications
| Picture resolution | 1920 × 1080 (HD) |
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| Screen size | 32 inches, 723 × 418 mm |
| Touch technology | Infrared |
| Developer kit | Available |
Where is the Interactive Photo Frame Wall used?
Shipping and installation
We ship worldwide from Malaysia. Warranty terms and installation support are confirmed in your quote.
Interactive Photo Frame Wall: questions buyers ask
What size is each frame on the Interactive Photo Frame Wall?
Each frame on the Interactive Photo Frame Wall covers 32 inches, which is 723 mm by 418 mm. The picture resolution is 1920 x 1080, which is full HD.
What touch technology does the Interactive Photo Frame Wall use?
The Interactive Photo Frame Wall uses infrared touch. A sensor reads where a finger meets the wall, so a visitor simply touches a projected frame to start its moving picture.
Can developers build content for the Interactive Photo Frame Wall?
Yes, the Interactive Photo Frame Wall comes with a developer kit. Your team can build its own pictures and animations, or you can use our content.
Does the Interactive Photo Frame Wall need a dark room?
No, the Interactive Photo Frame Wall suits a bright space such as a function foyer. Very strong direct light on the wall will still dim the projected frames, so check the lighting on site.