The touch terminals in the Town Hall and the possibilities they offer

Digital signage is everywhere; it informs us, warns us, and offers services that simplify our daily routines. Communicating and informing through multimedia content in city streets, train stations, airports, shopping centers, the healthcare sector, private companies, and public organizations is becoming vital. Today, applications range from advertising and promotional communication to informational and institutional communication, typical of public organizations and companies; from presentations at events and conferences to pathway indicators in museums and schools. To meet a legal requirement, all municipalities with more than 1,500 inhabitants must make legal displays available via touchscreen kiosks at all hours. We talk about dynamic legal signage for town halls, where visitors can consult documents directly from a touchscreen kiosk. In recent years, technology has evolved to transform old signage into a dynamic and creative digital tool with a significant visual impact. Services are provided through interactive stations (kiosks or totems), connected to the Internet and communicative, equipped with large screens and present in various settings, including public administration. Thanks to special software, it is possible to consult town hall sites, legal displays, city events, surveys, and much more. Discover DataHall, the software for dematerializing legal display via a touchscreen kiosk, digital totem, and outdoor screen. This software was created by Digilor, a communication agency integrating CSR into its methodology and all its projects. The software complies with current legislation on legal displays and adheres to the General Data Protection Regulation. Aware of the most common needs, the Digilor team offers ready-to-deploy turnkey packages that include the touchscreen device of your choice, the software, delivery, installation, training for administrators and users, and after-sales maintenance. The equipment provides optimal reading comfort for all users, including people with reduced mobility.