MultiTaction, the world’s leading developer of interactive touch display systems is providing its MultiTaction Meeting Room iWall solution for a week-long parliamentary exhibition being held by the British Lung Foundation (BLF) at the Houses of Parliament from 4-8 July, to increase awareness about lung disease.
Nathan Bennett, Policy and Parliamentary Officer for The British Lung Foundation, using the MultiTaction Screen
Public Health Minister, Jane Ellison MP, launched the exhibition in the Upper Waiting Hall on 4 July, highlighting the need for earlier diagnosis and awareness of every day breathlessness as a symptom of lung disease and other health conditions. The exhibition is showcasing the BLF’s upcoming ‘listen to your lungs’ campaign and is giving MPs, Peers and visitors to parliament a chance to test their lungs using an online ‘breath test’ via the interactive display.
The Meeting Room iWall – standing two metres high and over two metres wide – is being used to engage and draw in passers-by with its stunning graphical display. The iWall can present a broad palette of media-rich campaign content at any one time and unlimited numbers of people can engage with this through the touch screen, without any drop in speed or performance.
The iWall is designed to embrace the trend towards ‘bring your own device’ which means that the BLF team can share content on to the interactive wall using team iPads. A key role for the iWall is the display of test results and the team can also interact with and manipulate content on screen using hands or infrared pens. And any information displayed on screen can be saved and accessed at any time.
Steven Wibberley, Chief Operating Officer, British Lung Foundation said:
The MultiTaction iWall will make a big difference to our public health campaign because with it we can amplify our presence in the Upper Waiting Hall and really engage with MPs and Peers. Using the iWall we can pull in and display a wide range of rich media content surrounding lung disease and then interact with it in real-time. It’s a great communications platform.
Jonathan Priestley, Senior Vice President at MultiTaction said:
We are so pleased to support the British Lung Foundation. We believe that the iWall can give the exhibition a bit of a wow factor and enable the BLF team to pull in lots of different campaign content and engage with it in a compelling way. It’s about putting on a show that attracts a bigger audience and enables a compelling dialogue with many people!
The exhibition in the Houses of Parliament is the precursor to a BLF campaign being launched in mid-July. ‘Listen to your Lungs’ will be a public health campaign to find the millions of people who are living with undiagnosed lung disease. The goal is to have at least 100,000 people take the test and share the test with their friends and family.
MultiTaction iWall is used by many public and private sector organisations looking to transform the way they present and work with information. These include IBM, the Universities of Queensland and Oregon, the San Francisco 49ers, London & Partners, and even the NBA’s Toronto Raptors basketball team. A key feature of the iWall is advanced multi touch interactive displays that provide ultrafast touch-tracking with unlimited numbers of fingers, hands, IR pens and objects.
Source: http://www.multitaction.com/
British Lung Foundation launches exhibition at the houses of parliament