Patient information should be easy to explore and impossible to infect. Mediascreens turns any ordinary display into an interactive info point — controlled from the visitor's own phone, so there is nothing to touch and nothing to disinfect.
Touch kiosks run thousands of euros apiece, break, and lock you into one vendor. With Mediascreens, any TV plus a QR code delivers the same interactivity — visitors bring the touchscreen themselves, in their pocket.
Every shared surface in a healthcare setting is a disinfection protocol waiting to happen. The QR remote is zero-contact by design: patients navigate on their own phone, the content plays on the big screen.
Visiting hours, closed consultations, vaccination campaigns, wayfinding changes. Each department is a location with its own content and schedule, managed centrally — updates land in seconds, not after a facilities ticket.
A patient scans the QR under the info screen and their phone becomes its remote: they flip through departments, services and practical info on the big display, at their own pace. Topics with an info button open a deep-dive on screen — preparation instructions for an exam, what to bring for admission, parking details. They walk on, the screen returns to its rotation. No kiosk purchased, no surface shared.
Waiting areas get curated rotations with clocks, a subtle news ticker and the WiFi QR code. Content is cached on every device, so a network hiccup never produces a blank screen — and the dashboard's live heartbeat per screen means facilities knows about a dark display before a patient does.
Completely. Patients scan with their own phone camera and control the screen from their own device. Nothing is installed, nothing is touched, nothing needs disinfecting.
A touch kiosk is thousands of euros per unit plus maintenance. Mediascreens runs on any TV or existing display with a small Android box; interactivity comes free with the platform.
Departments map to locations, each with its own content, layout and schedule. Central communications keeps oversight; departments update within the frame you give them.
No. Scanning the QR opens an anonymous web remote — no app, no account, no personal data. The lease is temporary and expires by itself.
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