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The POP kiosk was designed to be mobile and has a small form factor case to protect the delicate electronics. The case is modular and can be combined with a variety of mounting accessories, including the popular Modular Mounting System or a VESA 50x50 mount, to integrate POP however you need. Provide extra protection to the POP kiosk during use, transport and storage by adding protective display collars, bumpers or covers.
The case attaches directly to the four screw holes on the display using M3 screws. We recommended using shorter 6mm standoffs between the Raspberry Pi touchscreen and Raspberry Pi computer to allow for easier access to the USB and Ethernet through the maintenance port. Alternatively, the Raspberry Pi can be mounted with the GPIO pins facing the display if they are not needed. The maintenance panel attaches with an M2 screw.
A full guide to creating the kiosk is available on the CLIO Museums wiki.
We create open-source, build-it-yourself technologies for museums, libraries and cultural heritage centers by working directly with them. CLIO and POP have been in active development since 2019. We operate through grants, volunteers and donations from viewers like you.
We have has worked with two natural history museums and one public community college host site for independent one-year development cycles. These projects were designed using the MUSETECH Model, which posits that in order for museums to successfully utilize technologies, there are three stakeholder perspectives that must be considered: the museum as an institution, the cultural heritage professionals that work there, and the visitors who use their resources. We have previously presented and provided literature for MuseWeb 2020 conference.
Learn more on our website cliomuseums.org.
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