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Floor-Standing Displays Case Studies

Floor-Standing Displays: explore real YJCEN installations, with project photos, hardware configurations and implementation details.

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A YJCEN 55-inch floor-standing infrared touch display showing the Windows desktop for the Saudi Arabian public health project.

Public health institutions · Saudi Arabia

150 touch displays for a public health project

YJCEN supplied 150 floor-standing displays with 55-inch screens, infrared touch and Windows for indoor use at public health institutions in Saudi Arabia, with wooden crate packaging.

Screen size
55 inches
Quantity
150 units
Touch technology
Infrared touch

ImplementationThe integrator’s order comprised 150 indoor 55-inch displays with infrared touch and Windows, rated for 24/7 operation. The units were packed in wooden crates with pallet bases.

YJCEN 75-inch floor-standing display showing a sofa and furnished-room imagery behind a furniture store window.

Furniture retail · Europe

20 × 75-Inch Floor-Standing Displays for a European Furniture Retail Chain

A European furniture retail chain uses 20 YJCEN 75-inch floor-standing displays to showcase products and promotions and simplify updates to its storefront signage.

Display size
75 inches
Quantity
20 units
Placement
Indoors, behind storefront glass

ImplementationThe displays face outward from inside the storefront windows, presenting furniture products and promotions. Digital content can be updated without replacing printed signs.

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