The hardware taleor can drive.
You do not have to replace what you own. Your screens play through the taleor player, and taleor speaks the standards your projectors, sensors, sound and lighting already use. A driver tells taleor what a device can do. The console asks for something simple, such as "power on" or "volume down", and the driver talks to the device in its own language.
Players
On Windows, macOS and Linux, install the taleor player app. On Android and Raspberry Pi, run taleor in the browser player, with no install, using a six-digit code. Any screen with a current browser can join the same way.
Signage players
Android signage players run taleor in the browser player, with no install, using a six-digit code.
Console and server
The web app runs in any current browser. The desktop app and the local server run on Windows, macOS and Linux.
Displays
Any screen connected to a computer running the taleor player app, or showing the browser player. The screen plays what the taleor player sends it.
Projectors
Epson, and any projector that speaks PJLink. Over PJLink, ESC/VP21, RS-232 and TCP.
Sensors
Presence, distance (lidar and ultrasonic), air button, push button and RFID. Over serial, USB and TCP.
Controllers and inputs
OSC from a lighting desk or show controller, OSC out from a trigger, USB keys and pedals, USB serial boards, and a handheld. Over OSC, USB and serial.
Sound
Networked audio processors and loudspeakers, from a headset at one exhibit to the sound of a whole hall. Over REST and TCP.
Lighting
Architectural and exhibit lighting. Over DALI.
Standards
PJLink · RS-232 · TCP · DALI · MQTT · OSC · REST · WebSocket · serial · USB
Drivers exist for every family on this page. We test them with your equipment before you open. Do not see your hardware? We will write the driver with you, or for you.