faytech CES 2024 Booth Tour, Outdoor Kiosks IP69 Devices, Modular Touchscreens, AI, Transparent OLED

Arne gives us a tour of the faytech booth at the CES 2024 in Las Vegas, US. During the tour you can see several innovative solutions being displayed, manufactured by faytech and Pyramid.
In the video presents the new AI Camera rail powered by our Amlogic A311D mainboard, which allows for product or item recognition, perfect for industrial or retail solutions. Our Transparent OLED Kiosk, which is perfect for any location in need of a self-service kiosk.
Additionally, our IP69 steel series solutions are presented, which are perfect for any industrial application. Then the modular front & back kits, with over 2million SKU possibilities. Besides this, Polytouch Outdoor, Passport and Flex are shown, as well as our unique Fridge solution, 32” Eink, stretched displays and 86” whiteboard.
faytech Booth tour at #ces2024 The booth showcases various products, including a see-through kiosk with an OLED display, outdoor kiosks with IP69 devices, modular touchscreens, and AI features. The company emphasizes its growth and collaboration with partners to become a global company.
The tour begins with a mention of a transparent kiosk integrating an OLED display, providing a unique user experience. The speaker expresses excitement about the product and its potential applications, such as in McDonald's kiosks. There's also a mention of a video tour of the company's factory shot in December, eagerly awaited for publication.
The history of faytech is briefly discussed, with a key figure, Mr. Anrne Weber, the founder, convincing Suining factory manager to join the company. The decision was driven by a desire for a less hectic lifestyle, managing one location close to the family. The focus on efficiency improvement and business growth is highlighted.
The booth features products made in the USA, emphasizing faytech's aim to be a global company. The partnership with the pyramid group is mentioned, along with the use of faytech displays in products like McDonald's touch panels. Outdoor panels with Optical Bond technology and specific applications for disabled individuals are showcased.
Various products are presented, such as a cooler refrigerator with a touchscreen display for clothing items. The emphasis is on helping companies run more efficient factories and providing solutions for analyzing objects. The discussion also covers the use of AI, including a 48-megapixel camera system for meeting rooms.
Michael Foss, the sales director for faytech, discusses the company's presence at CES and the diverse customer discussions. The marketing strategy focuses on creating materials based on concepts and customer needs, aiming for market segment distribution partnerships. Potential areas of focus include airports, EV charging stations, and retail, with an interest in converting vending machines into digital displays.
The discussion concludes with the acknowledgment of the booth's location next to the sphere, and potential opportunities in various markets, highlighting faytech's ability to turn ideas into tangible products within a short timeframe.
For more information on all of faytech's products, visit our website at www.faytech.com
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