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1.Medical teams rely on fragmented communication tools
Hospitals often use projectors, paper documents, and multiple systems, which slows down meetings and information sharing.
3.Training and meetings require clearer visual communication
Medical staff need a simple and reliable way to present, explain, and collaborate during training sessions and case discussions.
5.Information needs to be shared quickly across departments
Different departments often struggle with inconsistent communication and delayed updates.
6.Traditional display systems are not flexible enough
Fixed systems make it difficult to adapt to different room uses such as meetings, training,or consultations.
Three things. A meeting room doesn't need them. A clinical room can't work without them.
1.Disinfectants. Nobody wipes down a meeting room screen. In a hospital, it gets cleaned several times a day. A standard coating breaks down after a few rounds. Antimicrobial coating isn't a bonus here. It's the entry requirement.
2.Fans. Meeting room panels cool themselves with fans. A clinical room can't have that — fans pull in dust, trap bacteria, and the noise disturbs patients. Fanless cooling isn't a nice-to-have. It's the hard line that separates a commercial panel from one that's allowed in a hospital.
3.Sealing. Liquids, dust, disinfectant spray — a screen in an operating room or an emergency department has to be sealed against all of it. A meeting room panel never thinks about this. A clinical panel doesn't ship without it.
Antimicrobial Protection — Configured to Your Protocol
The screen surface is treated with an antimicrobial coating. Tell us what disinfectant your department uses and how many times a day the screen gets wiped — we'll match the coating to your actual protocol.
This isn't about picking from a menu on a spec sheet. You share your daily cleaning routine with us. We make sure the coating is built around it. Which department wipes more often. Which disinfectant is more aggressive. Which area faces more exposure. You tell us first. We configure second.
Small clinic or consultation room
55''
Hospital meeting room
65''
Medical training room
75''
Final selection depends on room layout, usage purpose, and viewing distance.
1.Not About Making You Settle
The process starts with your environment, not our catalog. Tell us what disinfectant your department uses, how often the screen is cleaned, whether it moves on a cart or stays on a wall, and whether it needs to connect to your hospital's internal systems. We configure the unit around the answers — not the other way around.
2.Coating Matched to Your Disinfection Protocol
You provide the cleaning protocol. We match the antimicrobial coating to it. Disinfectant type, application frequency, which areas face more exposure — the coating is configured to the routine, not selected from a standard list.
3. Fanless Cooling. Designed for Clinical Environments.
Standard panels use fans to dissipate heat. A clinical room cannot — fans pull in dust, trap bacteria, and generate noise that disturbs patients. Our medical units use passive cooling architecture with no moving parts. Silent. Sealed. Built for spaces where air circulation cannot come at the expense of hygiene.
4. Interfaces Confirmed Before Production
Your hospital's HIS requirements are confirmed during the planning phase — before a single unit enters production. No retrofitting. No adapting your workflow to our system. Every interface is specified, verified, and documented in advance.
5. 72-Hour Continuous Operation Test. Every Unit.
Before shipping, every unit undergoes a full 72-hour continuous operation test. Not a sample. Not a one-hour pass. Run to completion under conditions that replicate a nursing station — a screen that never powers down. Units that fail are held back. Units that ship are units that have proven they can run without interruption.
6.Verified in the Lab Before It Reaches Your Facility
Coating durability is not taken from a specification sheet. It is tested — accelerated UV aging, salt spray exposure, vibration cycling, transport shock simulation. Conditions that replicate weeks at sea and years of daily disinfection are applied at the packaging stage. What arrives at your dock has already survived the worst part of the journey.
7.Rechecked Before Every Shipment
Before any order leaves the factory, every certification document is reviewed. Date still current. Model number matches. Certificate ID still verifiable on the issuing body's website. Not filed once and forgotten. Reconfirmed for every shipment. These three checks are what customs verifies at the port — and they are complete before the container is sealed.
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