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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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2D games

Game areas

Bright touch-screen and browser mini-games: quizzes, puzzles, “find the difference” and arcades styled to the client’s brand.

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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.

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AR games

Game areas

Augmented-reality games on tablets, phones and fixed “binoculars” that bring printed markers, models and spaces to life.

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VR games

Game areas

Standalone VR headsets with tours, simulators and games, including mirrored output to a screen so the queue can watch.

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Multiplayer games

Game areas

Games for two players or teams on one screen: shared score, friendly competition and a leaderboard for the whole event.

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Online games

Game areas

Browser games that run on any phone, with registration, ratings, prizes and protection against score cheating.

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Object tracking

Tracking and sensors

Cameras and markers follow physical objects — cards, figures, tablets — and align digital content to their exact position.

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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.

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Gesture recognition

Tracking and sensors

Swipes, air taps and waves control menus and content from a distance, without touching the screen.

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Interactive sandboxes

Tracking and sensors

A projected landscape on real sand: dig and build, and rivers, height colours and contour lines change instantly.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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Touch panels

Interactive surfaces

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.

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Interactive walls

Interactive surfaces

Projection walls made touch-sensitive with lidars: printed banners, blended projectors and buttons anywhere on the surface.

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Interactive floor

Interactive surfaces

Projection on the floor that reacts to steps — games for children, floor buttons for photo zones, effects that follow visitors.

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Spherical touchscreens

Interactive surfaces

Projection globes with touch detected by an infrared camera inside the sphere, and round screens for games and photo booths.

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Tracking objects on the screen

Interactive surfaces

Physical pieces placed on a touch table — a magnifier, figures, blocks — are recognised and open the content beneath them.

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Custom controllers

Physical interfaces

Dials, levers, steering wheels and replicas of real tools — even a vintage typewriter — turned into controllers for the installation.

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Physical sensors

Physical interfaces

Buttons, distance sensors, pressure pads and encoders on Arduino that start content when visitors approach or act.

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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.

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Controllers integrated with touch panels

Physical interfaces

Physical dials and lenses placed directly on a touch screen combine tactile control with a dynamic interface.

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Moving mechanical screens

Physical interfaces

Screens on rails and rotating mounts whose position is synchronised with the content they show.

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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.

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Motorized screens

Robotics and Mechanics

Displays that rise, turn and slide as part of the show, driven by motors in time with the video.

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Levitating objects

Robotics and Mechanics

Magnetic levitation of products and models with lighting and content around them — an eye-catching centrepiece for a stand.

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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.

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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.

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Fog projection

Light, projection & display

Images floating in a curtain of fog that visitors can walk through — for entrances, shows and atmospheric scenes.

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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.

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Holographic fans

Light, projection & display

Spinning LED fans that show objects hanging in the air, alone or assembled into large holographic walls.

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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.

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Microcontroller projects

System development

Arduino and custom electronics for lighting, buttons, relays and sensors, connected to the main software.

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Multi-screen software

System development

One application driving touch panels, video walls and projectors over the network, with synchronised timers and shows.

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Web platforms and websites

System development

Event websites, online quests with registration and ratings, admin panels and back-ends for installations.

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Interactive presentations

System development

Regional and corporate presentations controlled from a tablet or touch panel, with video, 3D and maps on the big screen.

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Chatbots for Telegram and Max

System development

Bots that deliver photo-zone results, run quizzes and answer visitors’ questions after the event.

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Interactive mirrors

Other

Mirrors with a hidden screen and camera that add costumes, effects and information on top of the reflection.

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Interactive music stands

Other

Sound zones and musical games: ring a virtual bell tower, listen to the sounds of a region through handsets, guess the melody.

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Interactive aromatic systems

Other

Scent released in sync with the content — forest, sea, spices — to make a story physically felt.

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Water screens and waterfalls

Other

Projection on water curtains and programmable waterfalls that draw images and words with falling drops.

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Unique projects

Other

When the brief does not fit any template, we invent the format, build a prototype quickly and bring it to a working installation.