Quiyo Device specifications

The hardware design focuses on the display, enclosure, connectivity and serviceability needed for repeated CBT use.

Quiyo DeviceDedicated CBT hardware
Student holding the back view of the Quiyo Device concept

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The technical direction is centred on focused assessment use.

Quiyo Device combines a dedicated candidate interface with the institution session controls already being built into Quiyo.

This page summarises the role, interface and deployment direction of the hardware while detailed production specifications are still being finalised.

Current device direction

This page keeps device-specific technical information separate from the broader institution and software story.

Purpose

Dedicated CBT delivery connected to Quiyo Institution Workspace.

Interface

A focused candidate experience built around assessments and session status.

Administration

Operator-managed setup, admission and session handling through Quiyo.

Deployment

Designed for repeated use as part of an institution’s assessment capacity.

How to read the specification areas

The specification page groups the device around the parts that matter to CBT use: display and input, compute capability, connectivity, power, enclosure and the controls needed for managed exam sessions.

Those areas are evaluated together because a useful CBT endpoint has to remain responsive during an assessment, fit comfortably on a desk, connect to the institution workflow and be practical to maintain across repeated sittings.

Where a deployment requires different capacity or operating conditions, the institution workflow and device configuration can be planned together instead of treating the hardware specification as an isolated checklist.

How it fits into CBT operations

Final production details will be published when the hardware design is locked.

Review the device direction.

See the physical and operational considerations behind the dedicated CBT hardware.

Device overview