Overview

The 43 inch Interactive Sliding Rail Screen is a 43 inch system in the interactive sliding rail screens family. A compact sliding panel for curved walls and short timeline runs. It is specified for museum timeline walls and compact showrooms, where a conventional flat panel would either hide the object or leave the story untold.

An interactive sliding rail screen moves a display along a horizontal track and triggers content by position. Lumivue supplies motorised sliding display systems, sliding touch screen walls, timeline walls and linked multi-screen rails for corporate showrooms, museums and property galleries. The cabinet, display panel, media player and mounting hardware are supplied as one configuration, so the system can be commissioned on site without sourcing separate parts. Content loops run locally; a network content management system, touch interaction and external HDMI sources are optional.

Key features

• Manual or motorised carriage with soft-start / soft-stop motion control
• Position-triggered playback using magnetic or optical markers along the rail
• 43", 55" and 65" 4K panels, portrait or landscape, single or dual linked screens
• Straight, curved and ceiling-mounted track layouts with concealed cabling
• IR or capacitive touch overlay for query, zoom and timeline navigation
• Content management for stills, video, HTML5 and triggered animation

Technical specification

Indicative, configurable specification. Panel size, finish, glass, touch, player and mounting are confirmed in the project layout drawing. No certification or performance guarantee is implied by this table.

Typical applications

• Museum and corporate timeline walls
• Product comparison walls in showrooms
• Property masterplan and development galleries
• Exhibition booths and visitor centres

Configuration options

Choose the cabinet finish, tempered optical glass, touch overlay and control method. Tell us whether the display stands against a wall, sits on a counter or forms part of a curved or multi-screen run; the drawing is adapted to the space rather than the other way round.

Content & integration

The screen can be pushed by hand or driven by a quiet motor. Position sensors switch the content as the panel passes each point on the wall, so a long static graphic becomes a sequence of interactive chapters. Content templates and the correct export format are supplied with the system, so an in-house team can update loops without re-engineering the cabinet.

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