Qtenboard designs and manufactures OEM interactive flat panels built for real business environments — from small huddle spaces to executive boardrooms and multi-branch enterprise networks.
Beyond a display, each unit works as a full collaboration hub: wireless casting, video conferencing, digital annotation, file handling, remote fleet management, and team whiteboarding are combined into a single business-ready panel.
From a five-minute morning sync to a company-wide quarterly review, or a video call linking headquarters with a satellite office overseas, Qtenboard's OEM interactive flat panel is engineered to help organizations move faster, reduce reliance on paper, and run cleaner hybrid meetings.
Every unit is validated against international quality and safety benchmarks — including CE, FCC, RoHS, and ISO — giving OEM/ODM partners a product they can brand and deploy with confidence anywhere in the world.
Qtenboard runs its own manufacturing base across two facilities in Shenzhen and Guangzhou, covering the entire production chain — mainboard engineering, structural design, full assembly, and system-level customization in-house. The 330,000 sqm manufacturing campus houses 16 production buildings, automated assembly lines, a burn-in/aging test center, and a dedicated reliability lab, so every panel clears rigorous internal checkpoints before it leaves the factory.
With daily output capacity of up to 200 units, Qtenboard can support large-scale OEM programs, government and enterprise tenders, and smaller pilot batches for regional brand partners in parallel. Support doesn't stop at shipment — pre-sales technical consultation, deployment assistance, and after-sales response are built into every OEM partnership.
The problem it solves: financial models, engineering drawings, and dense reports frequently become unreadable on an underpowered panel, forcing presenters to pause and zoom while the room loses momentum.
Qtenboard's OEM interactive flat panel ships with a 4K UHD (3840×2160) high-brightness display, strong contrast, and anti-glare glass, keeping spreadsheets, schematics, and slide decks sharp under typical office lighting — including glass-walled rooms with heavy sunlight exposure.
Writing performance matches the visual clarity: 20/40/50-point multi-touch, fast response time, palm rejection, and automatic differentiation between finger, stylus, and eraser input allow several people to write on the panel at once, so decisions get captured on-screen instead of scattered across notebooks.
The problem it solves: the opening minutes of most meetings get eaten up searching for the right cable, and remote colleagues too often come through as a faint, disconnected voice.
Built-in wireless casting pushes content instantly from Windows, macOS, Android, or iOS — no dongles, no cable swap. A 4-way split-screen layout lets teams line up multiple sources for direct comparison during joint reviews.
On the conferencing side, optional HD camera modules (8MP / 48MP / 4K) and microphone arrays (6/8/12-mic) work together with AI-driven noise suppression, echo cancellation, and automatic gain control, so remote participants sound present rather than distant — with full compatibility across Microsoft Teams, Zoom, and Google Meet.
The problem it solves: note-taking usually pulls one person out of the discussion, and by the next week ownership of action items has already gotten fuzzy. Qtenboard's onboard AI absorbs that workload automatically.
Spoken discussion is converted into editable text in real time, so no one has to trade listening for writing.
Key decisions and action items are pulled out automatically into structured minutes, ready to export as PDF or Word — no post-meeting write-up required.
Handles factual lookups mid-discussion — figures, definitions, background context — so the conversation doesn't stall waiting on a search.
Long discussions get condensed into a short summary, with live translation of speech or text for multilingual teams working across regions.
The problem it solves: a panel locked into one closed ecosystem forces IT departments into workarounds and interrupts staff mid-meeting when they need a different tool.
Every Qtenboard OEM interactive flat panel includes a built-in Android environment covering whiteboarding, wireless casting, browsing, and common productivity apps — no additional hardware needed out of the box.
For teams that require it, an optional OPS Windows compute module (i5 / i7 / i9) converts the panel into a fully independent Windows PC that plugs straight into an organization's existing IT stack and runs the software already in use:
This dual-OS design lets one panel flex between an unplanned five-minute huddle and a formal executive presentation without ever feeling like a compromise on either end.
Confidential content is protected with layered controls: USB and HDMI port locking, screen lock, pattern lock, APK installation restriction, password protection, scheduled power timer, and fingerprint access — a baseline that fits the security expectations of finance, government, and enterprise deployments.
From quick daily check-ins to high-stakes executive presentations, Qtenboard's OEM interactive flat panel adapts to how modern organizations actually work.
Link headquarters with regional offices or overseas partners over 4K video, share live project dashboards, and annotate directly on shared plans — keeping distributed teams aligned in real time.
An open-ended digital canvas lets multiple contributors sketch, write, and build on ideas together, turning loose concepts into a documented plan of action.
The dual-system setup gives secure access to sensitive files, so leadership can present, annotate live, and distribute takeaways to stakeholders immediately after the meeting.
Qtenboard's device management system gives IT and facilities teams centralized control over every OEM interactive flat panel in the fleet — across floors of a single building or across a network of branch locations — with support for multiple user accounts.
| Brand | |
|---|---|
| Qtenboard | |
| Size (recommended space) | |
| 55'' / 65'' (small huddle spaces) · 75'' / 86'' (standard meeting rooms) · 98'' / 105'' / 110'' (boardrooms & large conference spaces) | |
| Model | |
| QM-55HY / QM-65HY / QM-75HY / QM-86HY / QM-98HY / QM-105HY / QM-110HY | |
| Display Specifications | |
| Resolution | 3840×2160, 4K UHD |
| Brightness | 350cd/m² / 400cd/m² / 450cd/m² |
| Contrast Ratio | 4000:1 (typ.) |
| Color Depth | 16.7M (8bit) |
| Viewing Angle | 178°(H) / 178°(V) |
| Panel Lifespan | 60,000 hrs (typ.) |
| System Specifications | |
| Processor | 9679 / 3576 / 311D2 / V100 / 3588 |
| Android OS | Android 14.0 |
| RAM+ROM | 4+32G / 8+128G / 16+256G (configurable) |
| WiFi | 2.4G & 5G |
| Bluetooth | 5.2 |
| Access lock | Supported |
| Wireless projection | Supported |
| Touch Technology | |
| Touch type | Infrared touch + zero gap bonding |
| Touch points | 20–50 point |
| Touch height | 1mm |
| Camera & Audio (conferencing) | |
| Built-in camera and mic | 4800MP + optional 8-array mic |
| Power | |
| Speaker | 20W × 2 |
| Standby power | ≤0.5W |
| Power supply | AC100V–240V, 50–60Hz (compatible with mains voltage in most global markets) |
| Operating Environment | |
| Working temperature | 0℃ ~ 40℃ (suited to standard air-conditioned office conditions) |
| Working humidity | 20% ~ 85% (no condensation) |
| Storage temperature | -10℃ ~ 60℃ |
| Storage humidity | 10% ~ 60% (no condensation) |
| Input/Output Interfaces | |
| Type-B 2.0, Type-C, HDMI in, HDMI out, USB, USB-B, DP, VGA, TF Card, MIC, RJ45 in, RJ45 out, RS232 in (optional) | |
Qtenboard is built around flexibility for brand partners, resellers, and system integrators running their own interactive flat panel product lines:
Centralized multi-site device control · Cross-location meeting linkage · Enterprise-scale rollouts
Qtenboard's OEM interactive flat panels have shipped into corporate and institutional projects across Europe, North America, South America, South Africa, and Southeast Asia, working alongside local system integrators and brand partners to deliver end-to-end solution design, product supply, installation, and rollout support.
Repeat partners cite production stability, consistent quality control, responsive after-sales handling, and fast customization turnaround as the reasons they return for follow-on OEM orders.
Qtenboard's manufacturing campus spans 330,000 m² across 16 dedicated production buildings.
Every panel is tested for structural durability, touch precision, speaker performance, and long-term reliability through extended aging cycles — holding quality consistent even at high production volume, with dependable, on-time shipment for global OEM orders.
Owning the full production chain gives Qtenboard direct control over lead times, quality assurance, and unit cost — a meaningful advantage for partners running large OEM programs or long-term supply agreements.
Qtenboard backs every OEM interactive flat panel partnership with a full support structure:
The engineering team provides consultation before deployment, active monitoring and support during rollout, and continued maintenance, part replacement, and firmware update services after go-live.
Combined with the DMS platform, this support structure helps OEM and business partners diagnose issues quickly, control after-sales costs, and keep every deployed panel running efficiently.
Q1: Does the OEM interactive flat panel work with Zoom, Teams, and Google Meet?
Yes — video conferencing runs smoothly on both the built-in Android system and the optional Windows OPS module, so your business can stick with whichever platform it already uses.
Q2: Can multiple device sources be shown on screen together?
Yes, the panel supports up to a four-way split screen for side-by-side comparisons, with additional custom layouts available for larger rooms.
Q3: Can meeting notes and annotations be saved afterward?
Yes — annotations save with a single tap and can be shared right away by email or transferred via USB once the session ends.
Q4: Is there enterprise-grade security management?
Yes, including password locking, permission management, system lockdown, and remote administrative control — suited to boardrooms and other settings handling sensitive material.
Q5: How many people can interact with the panel at once?
Multi-touch support (20/40/50 points depending on size) lets several people write and interact with the screen simultaneously, which fits group brainstorming and workshop-style sessions well.
Q6: Can several locations be managed as one fleet?
Yes — the DMS platform lets IT teams centrally monitor, manage, and push content to interactive flat panels across multiple sites or office locations from a single dashboard.
Q7: Is this panel only suited to meeting rooms?
The platform is optimized for corporate and conference use, but the same underlying hardware and software are also deployed in training rooms, classrooms, and other collaborative settings, with configuration adjusted per use case.
Q8: Can Qtenboard support my own brand or distribution network?
Yes — Qtenboard works directly with brand owners, distributors, and system integrators to support OEM/ODM customization, localized UI options, and after-sales support coordinated through regional partners.
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