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Split-Flap TV in the News!
We're very excited that our Split-Flap TV platform is getting some excellent media attention and reception. Sixteen: Nine, a prominent online digital signage magazine, wrote an article about us, "New Split-Flap TV Platform Emulates Electromechanical Mass Transport...
First Steps on Split-Flap TV
Check out this getting started with Split-Flap TV video. See how to connect your television to your account. How to create messages for your board. And how to do the scheduling of boards.
Split-Flap Display Board Module: How it Works
This is a split-flap board from an airport. Split-flap boards were a common way to display changing information before the advent of digital signage. For more information on the history of split-flap boards, check out our Split-Flap boards history article. At the...
Split-Flap Display Boards: History, Evolution, and Modern Use Today
Signs have been around forever since people set up the first markets and storefronts. From Ye Olde Pub to the local butcher shop, or bakery, every business had a sign. But perhaps one of the most unusual signs ever developed is the Split-Flap display board. Let's...
First Glimpse of Split-Flap TV
Do you want to see Split-Flap TV in action? Want to see how it runs and behaves? Well, have a look at this recording and see how easy it is to install the Split-Flap TV app from the Play store. In this video you will see the installation of the app, the device ID...
Taking off
Yes, we are ready for take-off! We started this idea in December 2021 and now 7 months later, our new Split-Flap TV idea is ready to go public. We decided to not only offer software solutions as we do on PresentationPoint and SignageTube, but here we want to deliver a...
Inspired by airport boards…
PresentationPoint’s founder and CEO Kurt Dupont started his career as a developer at Brussels airport in 1992 where he worked in a team to build a central airport database with all shared information. This central system was the core of the airport IT and all companies and departments working at the airport were connected to it. Some users were actively updating and …
