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QSolutions Memorial System

Interactive Memorial System

A complete solution for digital memorial spaces, interactive exhibitions and archives — the QSolutions terminal, the Qinform PRO visitor software and the Qinform Studio editor, built to work together as one system. The customer manages the content in-house, and the terminal runs offline on QSolutions hardware.

SOFTWARE PLATFORM
Qinform PRO
Qinform Studio
HARDWARE
Terminals from 22″
Standard and Slim configurations
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QSolutions 65″ Slim terminal
QSolutionsVETERAN SPACE 14:20
Book of Remembrance
55 records · demonstration data
2023
Honcharenko
Maksym Mykolaiovych
1979 — 2023
Ivashchenko
Danylo Olehovych
1991 — 2023
Tarnavskyi
Bohdan Ihorovych
1985 — 2023
2022
Mazurenko
Arkadii Petrovych
1972 — 2022
Kravets
Ihor Petrovych
1980 — 2022
Doroshenko
Lavrin Vasylovych
1968 — 2022
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65″ SLIM · 4K UHD · IP66 · ~115 MM
OFFLINE OPERATION
CONTENT ON THE TERMINAL
ACCESSIBLE TO ALL
24/7 OPERATION
Designed & integrated
02 Software platform

Qinform PRO

Qinform is the QSolutions software platform for interactive information and memorial systems. It works as two connected environments: Qinform Studio, where the customer prepares and manages content, and Qinform PRO, the visitor software that runs on the terminal. They share the same content structure and interface logic, but are built for different jobs — authoring at a workstation, exploring at the terminal.

01
One platform, many scenarios
A memorial space is one way to use the platform. The same system also runs museum, archive and information spaces.
02
Works offline
All the data is stored on the terminal itself, so the visitor experience does not depend on a separate server or a constant internet connection.
03
Accessibility is built in
Larger text, high contrast, a magnifier, read-aloud and a reach mode for wheelchair users are built into the main interface — not a separate version of it.
04
The customer manages the content
Structure, people, documents, menus and publishing are all managed by the customer in Qinform Studio, without going back to the developer for every change.
03 Visitor experience · Qinform PRO

Find a person and their story with ease

From the home screen, a visitor can find a name, open that person’s page and explore their biography, photographs, documents and other available details.

QSolutionsVETERAN SPACE14:20
Veteran space
Demonstration project
MAIN SECTION
Book of Remembrance
55 records · search by surname
Community
18 pages
Documents
47 files
Feedback
About the terminal
Search by surname
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01 · HOME SCREEN
The main section stands out
The main section is the most prominent, so the first step is obvious and visitors aren’t faced with several equal options.
QSolutionsBOOK OF REMEMBRANCE14:22
Book of Remembrance
55 records · demonstration data
By year Alphabetically
2024
Kovalchuk
Severyn Bohdanovych
1988—2024
Pylypenko
Taras Yaroslavovych
1994—2024
Slobozhan
Mykyta Andriiovych
1976—2024
2023
Honcharenko
Maksym Mykolaiovych
1979—2023
Ivashchenko
Danylo Olehovych
1991—2023
Tarnavskyi
Bohdan Ihorovych
1985—2023
A–Z Search Statistics
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02 · CATALOGUE
An easy catalogue of people
People are grouped by year and listed alphabetically, with full surnames. When there is no photo, a neutral silhouette stands in its place.
QSolutionsBOOK OF REMEMBRANCE14:24
Honcharenko Maksym Mykolaiovych
14 March 1979 — 2 November 2023
Lived 44 years
senior sergeant · driver-mechanic
Zarichchia village
Demonstration data. The person was created to show the platform’s capabilities.
Chronicle Awards Connections Materials Documents
Born into a railway worker’s family. After school he trained as a mechanic. Mobilised in March 2022, he served as a driver-mechanic in a logistics support company.
from the community’s archival records
Light a candle
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03 · RECORD
Focused on the person
“Light a candle” is the one highlighted action on a person’s page — it burns for three days and goes out on its own. Where the information comes from is stated in plain words at the end.
04 Search, materials, documents

Clear navigation on every screen

QSolutionsSEARCH BY SURNAME
honch
FOUND 2 RECORDS
Honcharenko Maksym Mykolaiovych1979 — 2023
Honcharuk Myron Ilkovych1990 — 2022
Refine Whole book
04 · SEARCH
Search without extra steps
Instead of several separate buttons, there is a single search field. The results and the way back stay in view, so visitors find what they need and return without extra steps, even when nothing is found.
QSolutionsHONCHARENKO MAKSYM MYKOLAIOVYCH
Chronicle
Born on 14 March 1979 into a railway worker’s family. He graduated from a vocational school as an “agricultural machinery mechanic”.
Until 2022 he worked at a local farm. Mobilised in March 2022.
Service
He served as a driver-mechanic in a logistics support company. He was responsible for delivering supplies to the units.
Awards
Awarded a medal for diligent service.
from the community’s archival records
Chronicle Service Awards Connections
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05 · LONG TEXT
Long reads stay comfortable
A section index and a reading-progress bar help visitors move through long biographies and keep their place. The text stays large and comfortable to read.
QSolutionsDOCUMENT LIBRARY
Community charter
PDF · 12 pages · demonstration
Community charter
Demonstration document. This file was added to check how multi-page materials are shown on the terminal: scrolling, zooming and in-text search.
Different formats — PDF, XPS and reflowable text formats — open in the same light frame, so the reading experience for the visitor is always the same.
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06 · DOCUMENTS AND MEDIA
One viewer for documents and media
Documents, images and video open in the same light viewer with the same controls, so visitors don’t have to learn a new way to navigate for each format.

The screens show the Qinform PRO interface. The people and documents are demonstration data, created to show what the platform can do.

05 Content management

Qinform Studio

Qinform Studio is the workspace for preparing and publishing the memorial system’s content.

The customer manages the exhibition structure, person records, documents, menus and media — and can prepare, review and publish changes to the terminal without involving the developer for every update.

QINFORM STUDIO · AUTHOR WORKSPACEPROJECT: VETERAN SPACE · “PEOPLE” SECTION · 55 RECORDS
QSolutions ProjectEditViewHelp
Veteran space ✓ Published 18.08.2026, 14:02
Preview Save Publish…
PROJECT
Project
Structure16
Menu4
CONTENT
Elements7
People55
Modules12
PUBLISHING
Moderation
Statistics
Add person Import table… ⊗ Delete Search by surname
FULL NAMEDATESSTATUSRANKUNITPORTRAIT
Honcharenko Maksym Mykolaiovych1979 — 2023Publishedsenior sergeantlogistics support companysilhouette
Doroshenko Lavrin Vasylovych1968 — 2022Publishedsoldierrifle battalionyes
Ivashchenko Danylo Olehovych1991 — 2023In reviewjunior sergeantreconnaissance companysilhouette
Kovalchuk Severyn Bohdanovych1988 — 2024Publishedsergeantartillery battalionyes
Kravets Ihor Petrovych1980 — 2022Publishedsergeant majorengineer platoonsilhouette
Mazurenko Arkadii Petrovych1972 — 2022Publishedchief sergeantlogistics support companyyes
Tarnavskyi Bohdan Ihorovych1985 — 2023Publishedcaptainmechanized companysilhouette
55 records · portraits: 31 of 55
PERSON
Honcharenko Maksym Mykolaiovych
Surname, first name, patronymic
Honcharenko Maksym Mykolaiovych
Birth
14.03.1979
Death
02.11.2023
Lived 44 years
Biography
Born into a railway worker’s family. After school he trained as a mechanic. Mobilized in March 2022…
412 characters · ≈ 1 screen on the terminal
Portrait
Choose file…
No portrait — a neutral silhouette is shown
PROJECT: VETERAN SPACE · “PEOPLE” SECTION · 55 RECORDS · MEMORIAL PROFILE · 2160 × 3840
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PROJECT
Project
Structure16
Menu4
CONTENT
Elements7
People55
Modules12
PUBLISHING
Moderation
Statistics
01 · StructureSections, menu and modules are collected in a single project tree.
Add person Import table… ⊗ Delete Search by surname
FULL NAMEDATESSTATUSRANKUNITPORTRAIT
Honcharenko Maksym Mykolaiovych1979 — 2023Publishedsenior sergeantlogistics support companysilhouette
Doroshenko Lavrin Vasylovych1968 — 2022Publishedsoldierrifle battalionyes
Ivashchenko Danylo Olehovych1991 — 2023In reviewjunior sergeantreconnaissance companysilhouette
Kovalchuk Severyn Bohdanovych1988 — 2024Publishedsergeantartillery battalionyes
Kravets Ihor Petrovych1980 — 2022Publishedsergeant majorengineer platoonsilhouette
Mazurenko Arkadii Petrovych1972 — 2022Publishedchief sergeantlogistics support companyyes
Tarnavskyi Bohdan Ihorovych1985 — 2023Publishedcaptainmechanized companysilhouette
55 records · portraits: 31 of 55
02 · Content & recordsPeople and materials are shown with their status; records can be found, edited and imported.
PERSON
Honcharenko Maksym Mykolaiovych
Surname, first name, patronymic
Honcharenko Maksym Mykolaiovych
Birth
14.03.1979
Death
02.11.2023
Lived 44 years
Biography
Born into a railway worker’s family. After school he trained as a mechanic. Mobilized in March 2022…
412 characters · ≈ 1 screen on the terminal
Portrait
Choose file…
No portrait — a neutral silhouette is shown
03 · Record editorNames, dates, biography and portrait are edited in one panel.
06 Author workflow

From preparing materials to publishing on the terminal

01
Create
Build the structure and add people, pages, documents and media — including importing a full list of people from a spreadsheet.
02
Organise
Organise sections and menus into a coherent structure with clear, readable names.
03
Edit
Edit text, media and on-screen zones. Studio estimates how much space the text will take on the terminal screen as you write.
04
Review
Preview the result in the terminal’s proportions, work through a readiness checklist and moderate visitor contributions before they appear.
05
Publish
Publish the project to the terminal in one step, with clear progress and a result that is checked when it completes.
READINESS CHECKLIST
Where to start
✓  Community name and descriptiondone
✓  Add people55 records
✓  Check the menu4 items
△  Person portraits31 of 55
·  Publish to the terminalwhen everything is ready
Every item shows one of three clear states — done, needs attention, or not started — through both a symbol and a word, not colour alone.
Controlled publishing
The author follows the operation’s progress and gets confirmation when it completes. Restoring a project requires confirmation before anything is replaced, so nothing is overwritten by accident.
Project status is easy to see
The author can tell at a glance whether the current version is published or still needs attention, without hunting for the state across the interface.
Full keyboard operation
Studio can be operated entirely from the keyboard, and also offers a high-contrast theme and interface scaling for the people who prepare the content.
07 Accessibility

An interface that adapts to the visitor

Accessibility here is not a separate “version for people with disabilities” — it is the same screen, adapting to the visitor. Turning on a mode changes how the interface looks and behaves, while the material itself and the way it is navigated stay familiar.

01High contrast
02Larger text
03Magnifier 2.5×
04Reach mode
05Read aloud
06Alternative contrast
Each mode is labelled in words, so it is recognised by name rather than by an icon alone. A mode that isn’t available for a particular item stays visible and is marked as unavailable.
REACH ZONE
Key controls stay within reach

The comfortable reach zone is calculated from how high the screen is actually mounted, rather than fixed in advance. Material to read sits higher up, while everything the visitor taps — search, index, navigation, language and accessibility — stays lower, within reach.

REACH BOUNDARY
≥ 9 mm
minimum physical touch target
2.5×
on-screen magnifier
4.5 : 1
standard text contrast
7 : 1
high-contrast mode
Offline operation

Runs offline

All the data is stored on the terminal itself. The visitor experience does not depend on a constant internet connection, and no separate server is needed at the institution.
After a set period of inactivity, the terminal switches to a screensaver. Any touch wakes it, and the next visitor starts a fresh session from the home screen, with no trace of the previous one.
Languages are set per item — Ukrainian, English and others. If a translation is missing, the terminal shows Ukrainian, and Studio flags this before publishing.
08 System architecture

From editor to visitor, in one environment

The editor prepares the material in Qinform Studio, and Qinform PRO plays the published exhibition on the terminal. From preparation to viewing, it is one connected chain.

SOFTWARE01Qinform StudioThe editor builds the structure, edits records and prepares the material for publishing.
CONTENT02ProjectThe exhibition as one package — structure, pages, people, documents and media.
RUNTIME03Qinform PROPlays the published exhibition on the terminal for visitors.
HARDWARE04QSolutions terminalThe touch terminal that shows the exhibition and runs the software.
EXPERIENCE05VisitorFinds a person, opens their story and explores documents and materials.

The editor works in Qinform Studio. The visitor sees only the published version on the terminal.

QSolutions terminal in production
09 Hardware platform

Hardware built for everyday operation

QSolutions terminals are built for constant operation in public spaces and outdoors. The display, touch sensor, computing module, enclosure, power, thermal management, connectivity and service access are engineered as one solution, and the main components are serviced from the rear service section — without taking the terminal off its mount.

22–75″
DIAGONAL · PER PROJECT
Standard · Slim
TWO ENCLOSURE CONFIGURATIONS
IP66
OUTDOOR ENCLOSURE PROTECTION
60 000 h
RATED PANEL LIFESPAN

The platform is built in two enclosure configurations — Standard, reinforced and with room for an optional air-conditioner, and Slim, a reduced-depth profile with passive cooling. Both are detailed below.

10 Enclosure configuration · Standard

Standard

Reinforced enclosure

Standard is the reinforced enclosure — about 240 mm deep — with more internal volume and room to install an air-conditioner. It includes a heater and, where needed, optional active cooling, behind tempered protective glass, and is rated for outdoor installation across a wide temperature range. The figures below are for the documented 65″ configuration.

Choose Standard when the site needs more internal volume or the option to install an air-conditioner for tougher operating conditions.

65″ Standard, full-height front view; the Qinform PRO interface is on the screen
65″ STANDARD · FRONT · 65″ SCREEN IN PORTRAIT ORIENTATION
65″ Standard, full-height rear ¾: the enclosure depth is visible
65″ STANDARD · REAR ¾ · ENCLOSURE DEPTH ~240 MM
65″ Standard at full height: a welded enclosure and a support base
65″ STANDARD · SERVICE DOORS OPEN
65″ Standard outdoors, full enclosure height
65″ STANDARD · OUTDOOR ACCEPTANCE · CONFIGURATION FOR OUTDOOR INSTALLATION
STANDARD · 65″ REFERENCE CONFIGURATION
~240 mm
ENCLOSURE DEPTH
4K UHD
3840 × 2160
3000
CD/M², BRIGHTNESS
IP66
ENCLOSURE PROTECTION
−30…+50
°C, OPERATING RANGE
65″ Standard: enclosure ventilation strips and the service-door lock
REAL PHOTOService accessA locking rear service door with upper and lower ventilation strips — the terminal is serviced from behind.
Electrical compartment: circuit breaker, timer, fans
REAL PHOTOPower & protectionThe power supply, a circuit breaker and a timer are grouped in one serviceable compartment.
Boards, media player, interfaces and cable routing
REAL PHOTOCompute & connectivityThe computing module and its interfaces are brought out for connection and diagnostics, with labelled cable routing.

All the hardware photographs are real shots from production and acceptance, cropped and in black and white. We don’t show any third-party ads that happened to be on the factory’s demo screens.

11 Enclosure configuration · Slim

Slim

Narrow-profile enclosure

Slim is the narrow-profile enclosure — about 115 mm deep — for settings where the terminal should take up as little visual depth as possible and integrate cleanly into the space. It keeps a full outdoor-grade build: a 4K UHD screen, IP66 protection and passive cooling with a heater. The figures below are for the documented 65″ configuration.

Choose Slim when a shallow profile and a neat appearance in the space matter, and passive cooling suits the installation.

65″ Slim, front view
QSolutionsVETERAN SPACE
Book of Remembrance
55 records
65″ Slim, real photo in production: screen off
65″ Slim, ~115 mm profile
65″ Slim, rear panel
65″ Slim — 01 front · 02 real production unit · 03 ~115 mm profile · 04 rear panel. Shown at one scale and light.
SLIM · 65″ REFERENCE CONFIGURATION
~115 mm
ENCLOSURE DEPTH
4K UHD
3840 × 2160
3000
CD/M², BRIGHTNESS
IP66
ENCLOSURE PROTECTION
−30…+60
°C, OPERATING RANGE
ENGINEERING DETAILS
65″ Slim, enclosure from the side: narrow profile and the service-section lock
REAL PHOTOThin side profileThe ~115 mm side profile keeps the terminal from projecting into the room; the service section locks from the side.
Ventilation panel on the 65″ Slim profile
REAL PHOTOSide ventilationVentilation is routed into the side of the enclosure, so the front face stays clean.
65″ Slim, rear panel at an angle: ventilation columns, handles, VESA
REAL PHOTORear panelSymmetrical ventilation columns, mounting handles and a VESA mount on the back.
65″ Slim rear access open: VESA mount and lock
REAL PHOTOService accessA hinged rear section with a lock opens for servicing without taking the terminal apart.
65″ Slim enclosure without the display panel — welded frame and side ventilation
ENCLOSURE STRUCTURE

Inside the Slim enclosure

With the display removed, the load-bearing structure is visible: a welded steel frame that carries the screen, with full-height ventilation channels on both sides. The lower section is a closed compartment for the computing and power hardware.

  • Welded steel load-bearing frame
  • Full-height side ventilation channels
  • Closed lower hardware compartment
  • Prepared for display mounting
INSTALLATION

Floor base or VESA support

Slim supports two mounting approaches: a floor-standing support base for standalone installation, or a vertical VESA support when the terminal sits in line with other exhibition equipment. The enclosure is welded from steel sections that already include the ventilation panels and mounting points.

ORIENTATION
Portrait
GLASS
Tempered, anti-glare
Welded enclosure section of the 65″ Slim with a ventilation panel and mounting holes
01 · Enclosure frame
VESA plate on a vertical stand
02 · Vertical VESA support
Terminal base on site
03 · Floor support base
12 Comparison

Which enclosure configuration to choose

Standard and Slim are two enclosure configurations of the same hardware-and-software platform. The choice depends on the site — the enclosure depth you can allow and the climate system it needs. The diagonal is selected separately, and the software and visitor experience are identical.

Slim
NARROW-PROFILE CONFIGURATION

A shallow-depth enclosure for spaces where compactness and a neat fit matter. Cooling is passive, with heating; there is no provision for an air-conditioner.

Chosen when a shallow enclosure is the priority.
Standard
REINFORCED CONFIGURATION

A deeper enclosure with more internal volume and room to install an air-conditioner. The build allows easy access to the internal assemblies for servicing.

Chosen when more internal volume or the option of an air-conditioner is needed.
Comparison of the confirmed 65″ configurations. Resolution and brightness are the same; the difference is enclosure depth and cooling.
ParameterSlim · 65″Standard · 65″
Enclosure depth~115 mm~240 mm
Thermal managementPassive cooling, with heatingOptional air-conditioning, with heating
Enclosure protectionIP66IP66
Operating temperature−30…+60 °C−30…+50 °C
Brightness3000 cd/m²3000 cd/m²
Resolution4K UHD · 3840 × 21604K UHD · 3840 × 2160
Protective glassTempered, anti-glareTempered
Operating systemWindows · Android · LinuxWindows · Android · Linux

Choose Slim when a shallow enclosure is the priority. Choose Standard when you need more internal volume or the option to install an air-conditioner.

The exact diagonal, enclosure, protection rating, interfaces and computing platform are defined for each project.

13 Form factors

One platform, from compact to large-format terminals

The diagonal is chosen for the space and the scenario. The platform scales from compact formats around 22″ up to large formats of about 75″, with intermediate sizes defined per project. The enclosure configuration — Standard or Slim — is chosen separately, and the 65″ configuration documented in detail above is the reference example.

22″
intermediate sizes · by project
65″
up to ~75″ · by project
COMPACT FORMAT
Around 22″ and up — information points, standalone exhibition stands and consultant workstations. Wall-mounted or on a desk stand.
LARGE FORMAT
65–75″ — memorial halls, permanent exhibitions and spaces where the terminal is viewed from a distance. Floor-standing base or a vertical VESA support.
A schematic comparison of formats — 65″ is the configuration documented in detail on this page. The exact diagonal, orientation, enclosure and mounting method are defined by the project.
14 Internal architecture

How the terminal is built inside

Inside a 65″ Standard terminal, with the service doors open. The computing module, power, climate system and connectivity sit in defined zones and are reached from the rear service section — the terminal is maintained without taking it off its mount.

65″ Standard, hardware compartment behind the panel: an industrial computer on the shelf, a closed mounting panel with a circuit breaker and a timer, a speaker, an airflow channel, the power supply unit
01 · Equipment compartment Everything behind one removable panel An industrial computer, with its connectors brought out, sits on the shelf. Below is a closed mounting panel with a circuit breaker and a timer. A speaker on the left, an airflow channel on the right, the power supply unit under the shelf.
65″ Standard, straight-on view into the compartment: symmetrical airflow channels, two speakers, a control board, a shelf for the hardware
02 · Airflow circuit Channels on both sides of the panel Air moves through symmetrical channels along both sides of the display, so heat is drawn away evenly instead of building up on one edge.
65″ Standard, the air-conditioning system installed in the service doors with an air-intake grille and a perimeter seal
03 · Climate system Air-conditioning system in the service doors The active cooling unit is built into the doors themselves, with its own air-intake grille; a continuous seal runs around the perimeter. Above is the open electrical panel: two power supply units, a board, a timer, a circuit breaker.
COMPUTING AND POWER
Industrial computerAn industrial embedded module. Connectors are brought out to the compartment shelf: Ethernet, USB, video input, power input.
Power supply unitsTwo power supply units with their own airflow on a shared mounting base, and an additional converter beneath them.
Circuit breakerA circuit breaker and a timer are mounted on the electrical panel, with warning labels.
THERMAL MANAGEMENT
Air-conditioning systemThe active cooling unit is built into the service doors, with its own air-intake grille, keeping the enclosure within the working temperature range.
Heating systemIt warms the enclosure and the panel before start-up in sub-zero conditions.
ThermostatIt controls ventilation, the air-conditioning system and heating according to the temperature inside the enclosure.
AIR, SOUND, SERVICE
Airflow channelsSymmetrical channels along both sides of the display — the panel is cooled evenly, with no hot zone on one edge.
SpeakersTwo 5 W / 8 Ω speakers in the top corners of the compartment — for video audio and the read-aloud mode.
Service accessA hinged rear door with a lock and a perimeter seal. All assemblies are serviced from the rear, without disassembling the terminal.

The photos show a Standard configuration with an air-conditioner installed, plus heating. Slim uses a different approach — passive cooling with heating, and no air-conditioner. The exact set of assemblies is defined in the project specification.

PRODUCTION DETAILS · SLIMIndividual assemblies of the Slim configuration.
Ports: 2×USB 3.0, RJ45, HDMI, service slot
Connectivity & interfaces2 × USB 3.0 · RJ45 · HDMI
Power-input recess and cable comb
Power inputAC-input recess and cable comb
Ventilation panel with four fans
Ventilation unitFour fans in the side panel
Edge of tempered glass over the touch panel
Protective glassEdge of the tempered anti-glare glass
15 Use cases

A memorial is one way to use the platform

Qinform PRO is a shared software foundation. The same platform can power a museum exhibition, a community archive or an institution’s information point — the structure, sections and content change for each project, not the software itself.

01
Memorial spaces
People, biographies, photographs, documents and materials of remembrance.
02
Veteran spaces
Stories of veterans — service, awards, materials and connections between people.
03
Museums and exhibitions
Exhibition sections with text, images, video and documents.
04
Archives and collections
Catalogues of documents and digital materials with clear navigation and search.
05
Community history
The history of a town or community — events, people, documents and local heritage.
06
Book of Remembrance
A structured catalogue of people with search and a personal page for each record.
16 Implementation

From concept to launch on site

QSolutions designs the solution for the site, configures and builds the terminal, prepares it for launch, installs it on site and supports it afterwards.

01
Concept
We define the use case, the exhibition structure, the volume of material and the requirements of the site.
02
Configuration
We select the diagonal, the Standard or Slim enclosure, orientation, mounting method and mounting height.
03
Production
We assemble the terminal and put it through acceptance testing before it ships.
04
Content
We help migrate data, set up the initial structure and materials, and train the people who will maintain it.
05
Installation
We mount and connect the terminal on site and check the display and the reach of its controls.
06
Support
After launch: technical support, platform updates and hardware servicing, according to the project agreement.

Up to launch, delivery is on QSolutions. After launch, the customer manages the day-to-day content independently in Qinform Studio.

65″ Slim terminal
17 · Next step

We’ll show the system and configure it for your space

We show Qinform PRO and Qinform Studio on a working terminal, talk through your project, and help choose the diagonal and enclosure configuration for the site.

Request a Demo

A live demo on a working 65″ terminal, then a configuration for your space.