Lobby and entrance
The first thing visitors and prospective tenants see: the tenant directory, a welcome, building news and the neighbourhood, on screens placed where people walk past.
Screens that show what people in your building need to know, kept up to date by your team or by us, and looked after so nobody has to walk past to check they are still on.
Entrance
The directory, a welcome and the news, where people walk past
The first thing visitors and prospective tenants see: the tenant directory, a welcome, building news and the neighbourhood, on screens placed where people walk past.
By the door
Real-time, for train, tram, bus and metro
SNCB-NMBS, De Lijn, STIB-MIVB and TEC, off the real-time feed rather than the printed timetable, so the countdown on the screen matches the one on the platform. Airport arrivals, shared bikes, the weather and a live traffic map come with it.
Behind reception
One film across every screen, in sync
One film across as many screens as the wall can take, kept in sync without a video wall controller. At home in a lobby, or in a marketing suite that sells the floors above.
Lifts
A short ride with a captive audience
Building notices, the weather and the next departures on a screen in the lift, for the thirty seconds when there is nothing else to look at.
Restaurant
Screens of their own, with the notices that matter there
The fitness room, the restaurant and the other shared spaces get screens of their own, with the notices and the departures that matter there.
Every spot in the building gives a screen a different job.
The first thing visitors and prospective tenants see: the tenant directory, a welcome, building news and the neighbourhood, on screens placed where people walk past.
Building notices, the weather and the next departures on a screen in the lift, for the thirty seconds when there is nothing else to look at.
The fitness room, the restaurant and the other shared spaces get screens of their own, with the notices and the departures that matter there.
SNCB-NMBS, De Lijn, STIB-MIVB and TEC, off the real-time feed rather than the printed timetable, so the countdown on the screen matches the one on the platform. Airport arrivals, shared bikes, the weather and a live traffic map come with it.
A screen beside each room that shows how long it stays free and what comes next, fed by our own room booking.
Meeting rooms and amenitiesOne film across as many screens as the wall can take, kept in sync without a video wall controller. At home in a lobby, or in a marketing suite that sells the floors above.
Video walls, in syncManage the content yourself on my.FlatTurtle.com, or hand it to us and we keep it current, so a screen never shows a notice from three months ago. Departures and the weather update themselves.
We supply the screens and the players, install them and watch every one of them around the clock. If you already have a screen, a TurtleBox plugs into it through any HDMI port. And when a player gets old or slow, we replace it.
“We view the dedicated team at FlatTurtle as our best possible partner for display screen solutions.”
If your team already makes the content, a video or a web page, we can supply just the platform underneath it: the screen, the outdoor casing, the industrial player, TurtleOS, the connectivity and the support. That is how the departure board at Etterbeek station runs.
We spend an afternoon in your building and come back with what we’d install, what we’d leave alone and the monthly cost. Free, and no obligation.