
Qtenboard, an interactive all-in-one display brand deeply engaged in the intelligent visual products sector, has demonstrated steady development in both the Chinese and international markets. Since its establishment in 2011, the brand has built a comprehensive industrial chain covering research and development, production, sales, and service. It operates two proprietary factories in Shenzhen and Guangzhou, with a combined area of 330,000 square meters and a daily production capacity of 200 units. In the global interactive flat panel display market, Qtenboard ranks among the leading brands with a market share of approximately 6.8%. China, as the world's largest producer of interactive flat panels, contributes about 62% of global output.
In the Chinese market, Qtenboard has adopted a differentiated competitive strategy, focusing on segmented educational scenarios to avoid direct confrontation with industry giants. In 2025, global shipments of educational interactive flat panels reached approximately 1.66 million units, with China accounting for more than half of that share. However, the growth rate was only 6.0%, and industry concentration continued to rise—the top six brands, including Seewo and Honghe, collectively held 90% of the market. Faced with this landscape, Qtenboard has precisely positioned itself in niche areas such as preschool education and vocational education, launching interconnected blackboards and early childhood education all-in-one products tailored to specific teaching scenarios. These products support multi-user simultaneous writing and wireless screen casting, and are equipped with remote video teaching functions. In 2025, the company's customized product deliveries to key educational informatization upgrade regions such as Xinjiang increased by 23% year-on-year, gradually establishing its position as a regional core supplier.

In the international market, Qtenboard's footprint covers more than 100 countries and regions worldwide, and it holds over 15% of the high-end market in Europe and North America. Its international business spans the Americas, Europe, Africa, and the Middle East, with partnerships established with international enterprises such as Google and Adidas, while focusing on emerging markets in Southeast Asia and Central Asia. In Southeast Asia, a Thai financial services group deployed 40 Qtenboard interactive whiteboard meeting rooms across its Bangkok headquarters and six regional branches. After implementation, cross-regional decision-making time was shortened from three days to same-day completion, meeting preparation time was reduced by approximately 60%, and first-year branch travel budgets were saved by about 30%. In Central Asia, an Uzbek industrial group deployed 25 interactive display meeting rooms at its Tashkent headquarters and regional operations centers. Integrated with Windows OPS modules running the group's ERP and BI systems, engineering change approval time was reduced from five days to within 24 hours, and remote centralized management of all rooms was achieved.
From a product capability perspective, Qtenboard interactive all-in-one displays continue to upgrade in hardware configuration and AI functions. The product range covers full sizes from 55 to 110 inches, supporting 4K ultra-high-definition display, 40 to 50-point infrared multi-touch, and dual-system operation on Android and Windows. In 2025, the brand launched an upgrade solution equipped with a new AI intelligent motherboard, integrating four core AI functions: instant translation, meeting record translation and summarization, intelligent assistant, and intelligent online Q&A. It can generate structured meeting summaries within five seconds after a meeting, reducing the original one-hour summary preparation time by more than 75%. In addition, Qtenboard offers complete OEM/ODM services, supporting brand customization, interface customization, and CKD/SKD semi-knocked-down export modes, helping local partners reduce import tariffs and improve project profit margins.
