Boxlight makes interactive display technology for K-12 schools. Its core product is the interactive flat-panel display (IFPD) — a large touchscreen used by teachers to deliver lessons and run assessments — sold primarily under the Mimio brand in the U.S. and the Clevertouch brand in EMEA. Displays ship bundled with proprietary software covering lesson-building, student assessment, and screen-sharing tools. Beyond displays, Boxlight sells classroom audio and campus communication systems under its FrontRow brand, STEM products (3D printers and robotics kits), professional development services, and digital signage targeted at enterprise customers. Boxlight sells through a network of roughly 1,000 resellers globally rather than direct, and has deployed its solutions into more than 1.5 million classrooms across 70+ countries. Boxlight outsources manufacturing to ODM/OEM partners, keeping its own cost structure asset-light. Revenue is primarily hardware-driven — display unit volume and pricing are the key revenue drivers — with software attach rates, audio system sales, and recurring professional development and software subscription revenue rounding out the mix. Boxlight argues it is differentiated by the breadth of its integrated portfolio, combining displays, audio, software, STEM tools, and training into a single-vendor solution for school districts. School spending is heavily tied to government funding cycles, including U.S. federal programs like E-Rate, which creates lumpy demand.