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Kurt Dupont is a solution provider who would go out of his way just to ensure he brings out the best when it comes to issues that have to deal with data-driven presentations, data visualization, and digital signage software.
He started by working at airports worldwide to set up airport databases and flight information screens. This evolved to become the basis for PresentationPoint.
In this conversation, Kurt discusses Split-Flap TV being used by the United States House of Representatives.
Geetesh: The United States House of Representatives recently started using your Split-Flap TV to communicate essential information via digital signage. Can you tell us more about this achievement, and what it means for you and your solution.
Kurt: We’re really excited that the US House of Representatives is using our Split-Flap TV. This is a big deal for us because it shows that even important places like the U.S. government find our digital signage solutions helpful.
Split-Flap TV is like those old flip boards you used to see at airports and train stations, but now they’re on TV screens. It’s a fun, old-school way to show information that keeps changing – like news, weather, or special announcements.
What makes this great for us is that it proves our product can work really well, even in busy places where getting the right information out fast is super important. And since it’s all digital, anyone can use it on any television or tablet, and it’s not too expensive.
Using Split-Flap TV at the Capitol building in Washington D.C. is a proud moment for us. It shows that what we’ve made is not just cool but also really useful. We hope more places will start using it to share information in a way that catches your eye and brings a bit of that classic style back.
Geetesh: How does one get started with Split-Flap TV? What are the prerequisites? Also, do you provide a trial option?
Kurt: Sure! Here’s a simple explanation about getting started with Split-Flap TV.
To start using Split-Flap TV, you really just need two things: a television or a tablet, and our app. First, buy a TV or use a tablet you already have. Then, download the Split-Flap TV app for example from the Google Play Store. And that’s pretty much it! Once you’ve done this, you can use the app to make your screen look and sound like those cool old flip boards you might have seen at train stations or airports.
The best part is that the television runs on Google TV or Android TV as operating systems, which is already available in brands like Philips and TCL. Even otherwise, any other TV brand or model will work together with an external Android player such as the Google Chromecast or a TV streamer.
Free Trial Option:
To explore the Split-Flap TV platform, you can sign up for a free 7-days trial from our website. Doing so allows you to see if it fits your needs before making a full commitment.
And remember, using Split-Flap TV means you can easily keep your information updated, from daily specials and Wi-Fi passwords to real-time news and weather forecasts. It’s all about bringing a touch of nostalgia with the convenience of modern technology. And it comes with the clicking sound!
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