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The new RFID Starter Kit offers you the opportunity to transform an exhibition space into an interactive visitor experience without requiring extensive prior knowledge. RFID is a contactless automatic identification technology that provides visitors with an unparalleled learning experience. The RFID tags interact with readers throughout the exhibition space, triggering laser projectors, touchscreens and other immersive experiences. The tags can be attached to exhibits or stuck onto information or language selection cards. Each exhibit tells its own story, significantly increasing visitors' interest and involvement in the learning process. The scope of delivery includes: RFID antenna, 10 RFID tags, USB connection cable and a UHD 1000 media player. A configurable playlist allows you to easily implement even complex processes.

Applications: Language selection, personalised tours or courses, interactive learning for children, etc.

The new 23.6’ monitor with an improved resolution of 1280x1280 pixels is used not only in the gaming machine industry, but also in video art and sales promotion at the point of sale. With a brightness of 700 cd/m² and a diameter of 600 mm (active display area), the round 23.6" monitor can be used for many applications. A built-in Android media player allows video files to be played in endless mode (from a USB stick) immediately after power is supplied. Optionally, the round 23.6" monitor can also be ordered with an HDMI or DP interface for connecting external playback devices.

Applications: Video art, retail, trade fair construction, museums, restaurants, clock displays, etc.

Preview: The Cultura Suisse trade fair will take place from 25 to 27 March 2026 in exhibition hall 550 in Zurich-Oerlikon. Cultura Suisse is a national exhibition and communication platform for the entire museum industry. On this event, we will showcasing groundbreaking innovations in the field of digital media.

Our office will be closed during the Christmas holidays from 22 December 2025 to 9 January 2026. 

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“Losonnante” means “sounding bones” and enables a unique sound experience through your own body sound. While sound waves are transmitted through the air in conventional listening, structure-borne sound propagates through solid bodies. In this case, the sound is transmitted via your own bones – from the elbows via the arms to the hands and ears.

Hearing via bone conduction offers an additional acoustic advantage: in noisy environments, disturbing external noise can be reduced by placing the hands on the ears.

A digital audio player is integrated into the listening station. The app supplied can be used to configure the system and easily upload your own audio files. To start the audio track, the elbows are placed on the structured surface. The sound changes depending on how you position your hands on your ears, so that each person can find their perfect listening position. The Losonnante listening station can be integrated into existing furniture or custom-made objects and allows for flexible use, both sitting and standing.

The Losonnante listening station is available in three versions: electric, battery and video. All devices meet the IP65 protection class. The models with mains and battery power are specially designed for outdoor use, with the battery-powered model able to be operated with an additional battery. The video version, on the other hand, is intended for indoor use only and requires a mains power supply. The video version also offers the option of playing videos on a connected screen via HDMI.

The Losonnante listening station is robust, resilient and low-maintenance. For indoor use, tables with wooden surfaces are available that give the device a sophisticated feel. For outdoor use, high tables and seating desks are available.

Structure-borne sound transmission enables unhindered access to culture and knowledge for all target groups – including children, families, people with limited mobility, and those who are visually or hearing impaired. In addition, active listening via bone conduction can promote attention, memory and concentration, and effectively support playful learning.

More information and data sheets can be found under the product section "AUDIO / Listening Station Losonnante".

In the category Monitors/Special Forms and Monitors/Video Displays, you will find a selection of LCD special formats such as round monitors, square monitors, transparent monitors, bar type monitors, etc. They can be used either as monitors or as video displays with a built-in operating system.

The large ‘stretched’ 80’ built-in monitors provide an attractive and eye-catching visual display in either a horizontal or vertical position. They are ideal for applications where space is limited, such as fitting rooms or at the checkout. The integrated daisy chain function (HDMI) allows you to connect several monitors to a group with just one signal source. Several built-in M8 threaded holes on all sides ensure flexible mechanical connection, e.g. to an existing front panel.

Applications: trade fairs, museums, exhibitions, public transport, retail, etc.

Video LCD displays have an integrated media player and automatically play the desired files in an endless loop after power up. Depending on the model, data is exchanged via memory card, USB stick, USB interface, LAN or WLAN. A separate polarisation filter film, which generates the image, is supplied with the 1010-PF model. The polarisation filter film can be cut to size. There are no limits to creativity? Other sizes are also available on request. E

Applications: specialist retailers, supermarkets, gastronomy, shop windows, museums, banks, POS, POP, POI, etc.

Digital 13.3’ table and counter display with a bright screen. A built-in Android media player is integrated into the display as standard, enabling seamless integration into existing digital signage networks. Connectivity: HDMI, USB, LAN, WIFI, MicroSD Card, audio jack (optional touch screen)

Applications: reception desks, museums, exhibitions, retail, etc.

Molitor Berlin is producing a special edition of the VIA handset in May Green. The VIA handset is available in many different versions. In addition to a wide selection of housing materials and colours, there are versions for every conceivable installation situation (wall-mounted, tabletop, etc.). The understated and robust design allows the handset to blend in perfectly with any environment. When the user removes the handset from the magnetic holder, the audio or video clips start automatically when the reed contact is triggered.

Applications: museums, exhibitions, trade fairs, audio stations, retail, etc.

The special exhibition "Insect mortality, everything will be fine" at the NMBE (Natural History Museum Bern) impresses not only with its topic and scientifically correct, yet entertaining content, but also with its audiovisual presentation: a wide range of knowledge is conveyed in sound and vision at sixty independent media stations. The overall insectoid atmosphere is created by a large projection with huge insect images, which dominates the exhibition space with a width of 23.6 metres and a height of 6 metres. At the end of the exhibition there is also an audiovisual rear projection with the artist Franz Hohler. Exhibition organiser Peter Auchli was responsible for the media concept and planning. He attached great importance to the overall audiovisual experience and well thought-out media control. In the exhibition space, obstacles such as ventilation ducts and support columns pose a challenge for the desired seamless large-scale projection. The Natural History Museum wanted a concept in line with the budget, with high-quality technology designed for continuous operation for an audience keen to experiment. The client chose Crystal Display Electronics as its supplier and AV partner, a company that counts a large number of museums among its customers and is known as a specialist for sophisticated AV installations.

For the large-scale projection, we used three Epson EB-PU2213B projectors with a brightness of 13,000 lumens, each equipped with an ELPLU04 short-throw lens. The three laser projectors were aligned and mounted one metre from the ceiling horizontally to the projection surface. The video and audio content is transmitted to the projectors and loudspeakers by Movebox UHD 1000 media players, which were co-developed in Switzerland and work with frame accuracy and continuously synchronise themselves according to the master-slave principle, so that a uniform overall image is always created across the three projectors. All twenty or so media players and the projectors are integrated into a network for the exhibition. Crystal Display Electronics was responsible for the supply and manufacture of all the AV technology and for programming the media control system. The Movebox UHD 1000 media player, like the Epson projectors, has proven itself with its multiple control options and is continuously being developed further.