A touch screen kiosk is an interactive digital display unit that allows users to engage with content through a touch-sensitive screen, commonly used in digital signage for information dissemination, transactional processes, and customer engagement.
Tiling mode is a display configuration method that arranges multiple screens to function as a single, large display, often used in digital signage for impactful visual presentations.
Time-stamped playback refers to the ability to schedule and display digital content at specific times, ensuring precise control over when and how content is presented on digital signage systems.
Touch screen software enables interaction with digital devices through touch-sensitive screens, facilitating user input and control without the need for external peripherals.