Large touch screens for schools, universities, and government organizations have received a Russian computing platform. Graviton announced the release of a new line of interactive panels IP65B, IP75B, and IP86B. The company received a conclusion from the Ministry of Industry and Trade for them, and information about the equipment is posted in the GISP catalog.
The main feature of the devices is the Russian processor. Graviton classifies the panels as first-level products and declares compliance with the requirements for use in critical information infrastructure facilities, or KII.
The line includes three variants with diagonals of 65, 75, and 86 inches. All models support 4K resolution. Russian ROSA and Astra Linux are used as operating systems.
The company names education as the main application. The panels are designed for kindergartens, schools, universities, and training centers. In addition, they are offered for use in video conferences in government agencies and commercial organizations.
According to Anton Arapov, Head of Industrial Solutions at Graviton, the company has created a panel on a Russian processor and is considering its use in the public sector, government bodies, education, and KII facilities. This is a manufacturer's statement, not an independent assessment of device security.
The new panels complement Graviton's existing line of computing equipment. In September, for example, the company presented the compact PC D14I on its own Ukhta-3 motherboard. Its serial production is planned to begin in early 2027.