Interactive whiteboard: communication without boundaries

Interactive whiteboard products are intelligent integrated devices developed specifically for multimedia applications. They are designed to solve the complex problems caused by the combination of multiple devices such as projectors, electronic whiteboards, computers, televisions, touch frames and speakers in traditional multimedia and conference systems.

How good is the interactive whiteboard? The following five functions will make you throw away the traditional projector!

Interactive whiteboard usage scenarios

The emergence of Smart interactive whiteboard has enabled more companies and institutions to realize the intelligence of conference rooms. Nowadays, the functions of Smart interactive whiteboard are exaggerated by manufacturers. So, do we really need to use these functions?

Amid the current wave of digitalization, the demand for efficient and intelligent display devices in the education and office fields is increasing. Beloong has a precise insight into this trend and has launched a new Smart Interactive Whiteboard with ingenuity, reshaping the teaching and conference experience with excellent design and cutting-edge technology.

Interactive whiteboard usage scenarios

Beloong's 75-inch interactive whiteboard is a smart device designed for modern meeting scenarios. It not only has an ultra-large screen and high-definition display, but also comes with convenient wireless projection software, which can easily realize multi-device projection without the help of a projection device.

In a world driven by digital transformation and rapid technological innovation, the interactive whiteboard has emerged as a central player in reshaping communication, education, and business collaboration. From classrooms to corporate boardrooms, these intelligent, touch-responsive display systems are transforming how people connect, share ideas, and interact with digital content.

An interactive whiteboard is a large digital touch screen that replaces traditional boards. Teachers and presenters can draw, write, share videos, run apps, and connect to the internet — all from one device. Sounds futuristic? It's already happening.