Attractions with physical controls
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Types of interactive solutions
We work with a wide range of technologies and formats, from interactive surfaces and AI mechanics to projections, robotics and unique special projects.
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Replacing a person/face in a photo
Photo zones
The visitor chooses a character, a profession or an era; a neural network places their face into a prepared image in seconds and the result is ready to download by QR.
Replacing a person/face in a video
Photo zones
The visitor becomes the hero of a pre-filmed clip — an interview, a journey or a cartoon — and leaves with a personal video instead of a photo.
Generating unique images
Photo zones
Generative AI paints the visitor in a chosen style, landscape or story, so every result is one of a kind and matches the stand’s visual identity.
Real-time clothing/style replacement
Photo zones
A live mirror effect: the camera image is restyled on the fly, dressing visitors in costumes or turning the whole scene into an illustration while they move.
2D games
Game areas
Bright touch-screen and browser mini-games: quizzes, puzzles, “find the difference” and arcades styled to the client’s brand.
3D games with advanced graphics
Game areas
Full 3D worlds on Unity with custom shaders and effects — runners, flight and driving games controlled by touch, body movement or custom controllers.
AR games
Game areas
Augmented-reality games on tablets, phones and fixed “binoculars” that bring printed markers, models and spaces to life.
VR games
Game areas
Standalone VR headsets with tours, simulators and games, including mirrored output to a screen so the queue can watch.
Multiplayer games
Game areas
Games for two players or teams on one screen: shared score, friendly competition and a leaderboard for the whole event.
Online games
Game areas
Browser games that run on any phone, with registration, ratings, prizes and protection against score cheating.
Attractions with physical controls
Game areas
Pump a real handcar lever, steer a real boat or pedal an exercise bike, and travel through a world on a large panoramic screen.
Quizzes
Game areas
Quizzes and personality tests on touch screens, with timers, facts and a result that can be taken home by QR.
Scratch-and-reveal games
Game areas
Wipe away frost, snow or a layer of earth with your hand and uncover a find, a track or a hidden image.
Object tracking
Tracking and sensors
Cameras and markers follow physical objects — cards, figures, tablets — and align digital content to their exact position.
Body tracking
Tracking and sensors
Kinect and Orbbec depth cameras read the visitor’s skeleton: games controlled by the body, silhouettes cut out without a green screen, avatars that walk alongside people.
Gesture recognition
Tracking and sensors
Swipes, air taps and waves control menus and content from a distance, without touching the screen.
Interactive sandboxes
Tracking and sensors
A projected landscape on real sand: dig and build, and rivers, height colours and contour lines change instantly.
Head/Eye-tracking
Tracking and sensors
The picture responds to where the visitor stands or looks: parallax “window” effects, gaze-controlled menus in VR, attention-driven content.
Identifying people, objects, and situations
Tracking and sensors
Computer vision understands what is happening in front of the camera — a person approaching, a card placed, a smile — and starts the right scenario.
Voice and breath sensors
Tracking and sensors
Shout as loud as you can to win, or blow on an exhibit and watch a word scatter or a storm begin.
AI assistants
AI and computer vision
Virtual guides and characters that greet visitors, answer questions by voice and know the exhibition from its own knowledge base.
AI chats
AI and computer vision
Chat interfaces on touch screens and in messengers built on ChatGPT or Gemini, with moderation and answers limited to the client’s topic.
AI-voice control
AI and computer vision
Speech recognition that understands free answers — yes, no, “I don’t know” — and moves the scenario on without buttons.
Drawing with AI add-on
AI and computer vision
Visitors sketch on a touch screen and a neural network turns the drawing into a finished illustration in the exhibition’s style.
Building 3D models based on photos
AI and computer vision
Photogrammetry and neural reconstruction turn objects and exhibits into 3D models for screens, AR and the web.
AI-machine vision systems
AI and computer vision
Neural networks recognise markers, objects and layouts on a table or in a room and drive the content around them.
Paintings coming to life
AI and computer vision
Portraits and artworks that move, speak and react to visitors — animated by AI from the original image.
Touch panels
Surfaces, maps and models
Menus, maps, timelines and catalogues on touch panels of any size, often paired with a large screen that shows the content to the whole hall.
Interactive walls
Surfaces, maps and models
Projection walls made touch-sensitive with lidars: printed banners, blended projectors and buttons anywhere on the surface.
Interactive floor
Surfaces, maps and models
Projection on the floor that reacts to steps — games for children, floor buttons for photo zones, effects that follow visitors.
Spherical touchscreens
Surfaces, maps and models
Projection globes with touch detected by an infrared camera inside the sphere, and round screens for games and photo booths.
Tracking objects on the screen
Surfaces, maps and models
Physical pieces placed on a touch table — a magnifier, figures, blocks — are recognised and open the content beneath them.
Models with light and projection
Surfaces, maps and models
A physical model of a city or region where districts and buildings light up when a visitor chooses them on a touch panel.
Working mechanical models
Surfaces, maps and models
Models that really move: a train stopping at stations, a cable car running between two shores, each with sound and a story.
Touch maps
Surfaces, maps and models
Maps of regions and territories on touch screens and walls, with routes, sites and video for every point.
Custom controllers
Physical interfaces
Dials, levers, steering wheels and replicas of real tools — even a vintage typewriter — turned into controllers for the installation.
Physical sensors
Physical interfaces
Buttons, distance sensors, pressure pads and encoders on Arduino that start content when visitors approach or act.
RFID object recognition
Physical interfaces
Cards, figures and exhibits with hidden tags: put an object on the table and the related story appears on the wall.
Controllers integrated with touch panels
Physical interfaces
Physical dials and lenses placed directly on a touch screen combine tactile control with a dynamic interface.
Moving mechanical screens
Physical interfaces
Screens on rails and rotating mounts whose position is synchronised with the content they show.
Flasks, card indexes and objects
Physical interfaces
Put a flask, card or figure on a reader and its story starts on the screens around it.
Unusual interactive objects
Physical interfaces
A slot machine, a loom, musical swings, a tambourine: real objects turned into the controls of an installation.
Robotic arms
Robotics and Mechanics
Collaborative robot arms controlled from our software through the manufacturer’s SDK, moving in sync with animation and the visitor’s choices.
Motorized screens
Robotics and Mechanics
Displays that rise, turn and slide as part of the show, driven by motors in time with the video.
Levitating objects
Robotics and Mechanics
Magnetic levitation of products and models with lighting and content around them — an eye-catching centrepiece for a stand.
Integration with other robots
Robotics and Mechanics
Line-following rovers, show robots and third-party machines connected to the exhibit by serial, Bluetooth or WebSocket commands.
Projection mapping
Light, projection & display
Projection on physical relief models, mountains and banners that highlights regions, draws rivers and tells the story on the object itself.
Fog projection
Light, projection & display
Images floating in a curtain of fog that visitors can walk through — for entrances, shows and atmospheric scenes.
3D screens and LED arrays
Light, projection & display
Volumetric LED installations and multi-screen walls with software that renders real 3D content, including live visitors captured by depth cameras.
Holographic fans
Light, projection & display
Spinning LED fans that show objects hanging in the air, alone or assembled into large holographic walls.
Holographic installations
Light, projection & display
Characters and 3D models on transparent film and glass, life-size guides and interactive scenes controlled by dials and buttons.
Immersive rooms
Light, projection & display
Rooms with screens or projection on every wall that place visitors inside a place or an era.
Transparent and round screens
Light, projection & display
Video over real objects behind transparent displays, and round screens built into columns and stands.
VR binoculars and 360° panoramas
Light, projection & display
Look into a pair of binoculars and find yourself in a 360° panorama of a place, with a menu controlled by your gaze.
3D video and CGI
Video and motion
Rendered films about places, machines and industries, from a rocket launch to an underwater world.
Motion graphics
Video and motion
Animated infographics, titles, transitions and idle loops for presentations and stands.
Content for LED and panoramic screens
Video and motion
Films for flexible LED walls, curved screens and rings of screens, composed for their real shape and resolution.
Video for holograms and spheres
Video and motion
Looping scenes and characters prepared for transparent film, holographic displays and spherical screens.
Content for projection mapping
Video and motion
Video made for a specific facade, model or banner, so the picture follows every edge of the object.
Character animation
Video and motion
Mascots, guides and fairy-tale heroes who greet visitors, explain and react on screen.
Buttons and controllers on microcontrollers
Hardware and installation
Illuminated buttons, dials, levers and consoles on Arduino and ESP32, designed and assembled for the exhibit.
RFID readers and addressable lighting
Hardware and installation
Hidden readers, addressable LED strips and relays connected to the software and synchronised with the content.
Robot arm selection and installation
Hardware and installation
We choose the arm for the task, install it on the stand and program its movement together with the screens.
Equipment selection for the project
Hardware and installation
Screens, projectors, touch panels, depth cameras and computers chosen for the room, the content and the budget.
On-site installation and setup
Hardware and installation
Our engineers mount the equipment, align projectors and sensors and launch the exhibit on site.
Remote and on-site support
Hardware and installation
Updates, monitoring and help during the event and throughout a long exhibition.
Multi-screen software
System development
One application driving touch panels, video walls and projectors over the network, with synchronised timers and shows.
Web platforms and websites
System development
Event websites, online quests with registration and ratings, admin panels and back-ends for installations.
Interactive presentations
System development
Regional and corporate presentations controlled from a tablet or touch panel, with video, 3D and maps on the big screen.
Chatbots for Telegram and Max
System development
Bots that deliver photo-zone results, run quizzes and answer visitors’ questions after the event.
Lead kiosks, queues and voting
System development
Touch kiosks that collect contacts and issue QR certificates, electronic queues, session sign-up and voting for events.
Mobile and AR apps
System development
Phone and tablet apps for exhibitions: AR books and postcards, AR guides and telescopes that bring places to life.
Interactive mirrors
Anything else
Mirrors with a hidden screen and camera that add costumes, effects and information on top of the reflection.
Sound zones and audio handsets
Anything else
Pick up a telephone handset and hear a guide or the sounds of a region; ring a virtual bell tower or guess the melody.
Interactive aromatic systems
Anything else
Scent released in sync with the content — forest, sea, spices — to make a story physically felt.
Water screens and waterfalls
Anything else
Projection on water curtains and programmable waterfalls that draw images and words with falling drops.
Unique projects
Anything else
When the brief does not fit any template, we invent the format, build a prototype quickly and bring it to a working installation.
Stand and pavilion construction
Anything else
With our production partners we can take on the whole space, from the structure to the interactive exhibits inside it.
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