With ShadowSense Multi-Touch – robust, accurate interactive displays, perfect for public signage

Reliability built in  

Both the hardware and software are built for reliability, so these screens are perfect for signage and displaying information in public places. Made with 4mm hardened safety glass, the touchscreens are durable and very tolerant of dirt and objects blocking the sensors. The screens are intended to work continuously, 24/7, and you can opt for early-warning software to alert you if abnormalities are detected.

Intuitive and user-friendly

The AF1-SST series is designed to be easy to use. The accurate touchscreen technology works even in bright environments, while the 500cd/m² brightness and the wide-angle provided by the IPS panel make the screens easy to read. The tough glass also gives a smooth, anti-glare surface that’s easy to draw and write on.

Flexible sizes

The touchscreens come in three different sizes: 42”, 49” and 55”. It’s possible to mount the screens in either portrait or landscape orientation, giving you the flexibility to create self-service kiosks and POS displays.

Streamlined with OpenPort PLATFORM

Because the AF1-SST series all run the OpenPort PLATFORM, our proprietary Android-based operating system with integrated SoC (System on a Chip), there’s no need to use an external computer with them.  Touch navigation means you can also manage the content by touching the screen itself, so you won’t need a keyboard or mouse either. The OpenPort PLATFORM introduces a whole host of features, including a built-in media player which runs a growing selection of signage CMS apps, making these displays easy to install and manage. 

Easy installation and management

Thanks to the OpenPort PLATFORM, these displays are Wi-Fi-ready. So not only is it very simple to connect them to the internet, you can also use them in locations which a network cable can’t reach, and manage them remotely using your CMS app or Panasonic’s Multi Monitoring and Control Software. Because the screens are connected to the cloud, it’s easier to install updates and manage the screens, which in turn can lower costs.