Boxlight Corporation

Boxlight Corporation specializes in developing, manufacturing, and distributing interactive technology solutions. These solutions cater to a diverse clientele including education, healthcare, corporate environments, military organizations, and government agencies. Their operations span a global footprint, reaching customers across the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and other international markets. Their extensive product portfolio encompasses a wide array of hardware. This includes interactive and non-interactive flat panel displays, sophisticated LED video walls, and essential classroom audio and campus communication systems. They also offer various cameras, media players, and other peripherals. Extending into emerging technologies, Boxlight provides 3D printing and robotics solutions. Complementing these are accessories such as document cameras, teacher control pads for remote operation, assessment systems, and front-of-class and digital signage displays. Many of these offerings are marketed under their well-known Mimio and Clevertouch brands. In terms of software, Boxlight delivers a suite of instructional and productivity tools. This includes MimioStudio and Oktopus, both designed for creating, editing, and delivering engaging interactive lessons and activities. Supporting these platforms are accessory applications like MimioMobile and Notes+. For collaborative learning, they provide GameZones, a multi-student interactive gaming application, alongside LYNX, a dedicated lesson-building app. Furthermore, the company offers specialized audio and communication systems. These include Juno, celebrated for its superior sound quality in vocal amplification; EzRoom, an integrated audiovisual solution; UNITY, an advanced platform for campus communication and classroom audio; Lyrik, another robust amplification system; and the Conductor School Communication System, an IP-based solution for campus-wide control and communication. Ancillary products such as peripherals, mobile carts, installation components, and adjustable wall mounts are also available. Their commitment to science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) education is evident in products like Robo3D, the curriculum platform MyStemKits, and the MimioView document camera. Beyond products, Boxlight also provides comprehensive services, including classroom training, professional development programs, and educator certification. Originally established as Logical Choice Corporation, Boxlight Corporation was founded in 1985 and maintains its corporate headquarters in Duluth, Georgia.

CEO

Henry F. Nance

Employees

155

Beta

0.75