Software
Each job is different, so we provide a detailed quote once we know your requirements.
The price includes consultation, design, programming and testing. On-site installation, training and support are usually part of the package.
Here are some examples of typical features:
Games Fun activities, puzzles and quizzes for any age group from £2000
Collections A custom designed gallery of your collections, with screensaver, navigation and slideshow from £2000
Video menu Including screensaver, menu and video player from £1000
CMSA Content Management System lets you update the content at any time, straight from your pcfrom £1000
Content
production
Writing, illustration, animation, photo and video editing, using your source material
from £200 per day
Hardware
Touch Gallery don't supply hardware, but we can help with advice and installation.
Ready made
Stand-alone kiosks are available from suppliers such as Dicoll Ltd, from about £2000.
Self build
Many museums prefer to build a touchscreen into a display, with the computer hidden behind it.
Touch monitors are also available for desk mounting.
Computer
We recommend a recent pc running Windows, for best compatibility.
A suitable pc will have good graphics performance, and will probably cost over £400.
Touchscreen
We have had good results with Elo touchscreens using 'surface wave' technology.
A 17" screen costs about £475. Cheap resistive touchscreens are best avoided.
Options
Concealed speakers or headphones and a robust keyboard are common extras.
Other options include webcams, printers, barcode scanners and fingerprint readers.
A monitor and trackball can be used instead of a touchscreen for some applications.
An uninterruptible power supply shuts the pc down safely when the power is turned off.