Clear Touch launches modular Nova interactive display line

Clear Touch has launched its Nova series interactive flat panels, a modular design meant to extend display life and cut repair and replacement costs in schools and workplaces. The line debuts this month at InfoComm and ISTE and is available now through authorized resellers.

Why it matters: - The Nova series is designed to reduce forced hardware replacement cycles in education and corporate settings. - Clear Touch says the modular approach can lower labor costs, reduce landfill waste and let customers keep displays in service for up to a decade. - The product targets one of the biggest pain points in interactive displays: replacing failed components without removing the entire panel.

What happened: - Clear Touch announced the launch of the Clear Touch 6000 Nova series on June 15, 2026. - The interactive flat panel is built with a modular architecture that lets organizations upgrade technology without unmounting the glass. - The Nova series is available now through authorized resellers. - The line will be shown at InfoComm from June 17–19 at booth C9435 and at ISTE from June 28–July 1 at booth 2100.

The details: - The Nova’s hot-swappable Core Module contains the processing architecture, system chipset and physical ports. - Clear Touch designed the module to address common failure points, including the TV board and internal firmware. - The company says separating those parts from the 4K display allows a single team member to complete hardware refreshes or repairs in minutes. - The design reduces the need for multi-person crews in large deployments. - The Nova includes premium optical bonding technology. - Clear Touch says the optical bonding protects the backlight, another common failure point in the industry. - The display is available in 65-inch, 75-inch and 86-inch sizes. - The Nova includes a subscription-free software suite with Chorus for lesson planning and whiteboarding and Command for remote device management.

Between the lines: - The launch positions Clear Touch against the standard three- to five-year replacement cycle common in the display market. - Modular repairability is becoming a differentiator as schools and companies look for lower total cost of ownership and less downtime. - The company is also framing the product around sustainability, security and long-term performance.

What's next: - Clear Touch will use live demos at InfoComm and ISTE to show the Nova to education and corporate buyers. - Authorized resellers will handle sales as the product rolls out. - Clear Touch says the platform is built to stay current on security and performance for years after installation. - More information or demo requests are available at the Nova product page.