BenQ has released Pro RP04 and Master RM04 boards, the latest series of large-format interactive displays for education.

Both boards have received Eyesafe Certification 2.0, helping to ensure protection against high-energy blue light while maintaining optimal colour performance.

“Being the first interactive display provider to get Eyesafe Certified 2.0 is a clear testament to BenQ’s commitment to providing the best education technology for schools,” BenQ Australia managing director Martin Moelle says.

“We ensure that teachers and students get the best learning tools while also protecting their health with our ClassroomCare technologies.”

Considering the industry benchmark for low blue light emissions, Eyesafe Display Requirements 2.0 introduces a new metric called the Radiance Protection Factor (RPF), a rating system designed to help users quickly identify and compare devices as well as their respective blue light emissions.

RPF is calculated using a scaling factor that is based on the current technological limits of current LCD and OLED technologies. It assigns displays a number (ranging from one to 100) that reflects the displays’ blue light toxicity. This value simplifies the complex blue light toxicity formula that Eyesafe and TÜV Rheinland use for measurements.

The BenQ Board Pro RP04, BenQ’s latest premium Interactive Display for Education, currently has an RPF50 rating, while the BenQ Board Master RM04 has a rating of RPF35.