It takes the touch-technology of a kiosk ATM or an interactive store directory and steps it up to the next level.
Presenters operate the system by pointing and clicking with their fingers.
The entire board is wired. There are also pens for writing notes on screens. Those screens can then be saved and referenced. In some senses, it s the next and improved iteration of the flip chart. Young entrepreneurs are coming from wired classrooms in their college or technical school.