Visual Productions Introduces KioscTouch2

	Designed with versatility in mind, the KioscTouch2 can be mounted in either portrait or landscape orientation to suit its environment.

Visual Productions recently unveiled KioscTouch2, the latest evolution of its controller for lighting and AV environments.

At the heart of KioscTouch2 is its 8" capacitive touch screen display that, the company says, offers brilliant resolution and fast, responsive touch performance. "Whether mounted on a wall in a theater, integrated into a museum exhibit, or stationed backstage at a live event, this sleek unit transforms complex control tasks into a streamlined, tactile experience," the company says.

Designed with versatility in mind, the KioscTouch2 can be mounted in either portrait or landscape orientation to suit its environment. Its magnetic backplate allows for quick and easy installation, while an optional security screw ensures it stays firmly in place, even in high-traffic public areas. A single Ethernet cable provides both power and connectivity via power-over-Ethernet (PoE), eliminating cable clutter and simplifying setup.

Additionally, every screen of the KioscTouch2 interface is fully customizable, with up to 16 pages of user-defined layouts filled with buttons, sliders, color pickers, XY pads, and images. "Whether calling lighting presets, controlling a video matrix or adjusting ambient scenes across a venue, everything can be arranged exactly as desired," the company says. Access can also be locked behind a PIN code, ensuring only authorized users can make changes.

With seamless pairing to Visual Productions' control ecosystem, which includes the CueCore, DaliCore, and more, KioscTouch2 is a natural extension of larger lighting and AV workflows. Native support for standard protocols like UDP, TCP, and OSC, ensures KioscTouch2 can also communicate with third-party systems, opening up creative possibilities across diverse applications, from architectural lighting and art installations to broadcast and film studios.

Users can build KioscTouch layouts through the free Kiosc Editor app, available for Windows, macOS, and Ubuntu. Once deployed, the device runs either in stand-alone mode with stored files or in remote mode, syncing with a connected control system. Its companion software, the Kiosc App, also runs across tablets, phones, and computers.

For more information, www.visualproductions.nl/products/kiosctouch2.

Visual Productions is distributed exclusively in North America by ACT Entertainment.