Products
Luidia offers a variety of eBeam hardware and software products, including:
Interactive Whiteboard Systems
- eBeam Edge for Education – this hardware and software package works with digital projectors to turn whiteboards or walls into interactive whiteboards.
- eBeam Edge for Business – works with digital projectors to turn conference room whiteboards into collaborative workspaces.
- eBeam Projection – works with digital projectors to turn whiteboards or walls into interactive whiteboards.
- eBeam Whiteboard – captures dry erase notes from any whiteboard and copies them to a PC or Mac.
Interactive Software:
- eBeam Interact – floating circular tool palette for presenting, annotating and sharing notes, presentations, images and web pages on a Mac, Windows or Linux computer, while Non-Windows operating-systems are supported very limited. The emulation under Linux with Wine is not reliable and OS-independent JAVA-software is not available.
- eBeam Scrapbook – multi-media education software for gathering, preparing, presenting and sharing content.
- eBeam Workspace – multi-media corporate software for presenting, interacting with and sharing meeting content.
Additional Products
- eBeam Inscribe – wireless tablets that let users write or perform mouse functions while away from the whiteboard.
- eBeam Focus – document camera that captures and imports text and images of physical objects.
- eBeam Respond – wireless keypads that let participants respond to questions.
- eBeam LiveWire – cable with built-in eBeam software and memory storage.
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