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Showroom Design – Interior Design and Furniture
A holistic showroom design is important for the atmosphere of the room. Besides the interactive elements, the interior design and furnishing play a major role. Assuming you’re not actually working for a global corporation, most likely your Corporate Identity guideline will only provide rudimentary a…
Showroom concepts for large spaces
The design of large showrooms can sometimes be more demanding than the design of smaller areas. If the entire available space is not to be interactive, a room-in-room approach may make sense. If the entire showroom space is to be interactive, planning the future flow of visitors through the space is…
Visualization of all COVID-19 Papers in the Deep Space at Ars Electronica Festival
The Ars Electronica 2021 – the annual festival on the arts, technology, and society – lasted from September 8th through 12th, 2021. The festival was designed as a dual online/offline event taking place in Linz, Austria, and 86 other locations across the globe. Like every year, this year as well we a…
Garamantis presents at the German Action Days on Sustainability
We celebrate the EUREF-DANs (German Action Days on Sustainability) from 20 – 24 September 2021 on the EUREF campus and bring our partners’ visions, concepts and innovations for a more sustainable world to life. Garamantis interactive technologies are used to communicate sustainable projects and #tat…
Showroom design – tips for small spaces
Concepts for showrooms Identifying the optimal interior design concept for your own showroom is one of the first and most important tasks in the planning phase. Often the newly emerging showroom has to be integrated into a preexisting environment and long-established premises. In cases like these it…
Exhibition and Showroom Control
Getting a grip on your interactive technology ‘Can anyone turn on the showroom, please?’ – this or similar calls eventually are likely to become heard when you invite guests and prospective clients and customers to your brand-new showroom. If now you can react to that call with a single touch of the…
htw saar presents interreg projects on multitouch table
The University of Applied Sciences in Saarbrücken is our latest client from the higher education sector. However, it is not presenting itself on the interactive table, but rather, as the lead beneficiary of the projects, the two Interreg projects “Prodpilot” and “PUSHGR”. Interreg, or as it is offic…
From Idea to Opening – In 7 Steps Towards a Showroom
We have mapped out the entire process in seven steps to give you an idea of what small and larger milestones to expect on the way. 1. Analysis of objectives and requirements Which target audience(s) is the showroom supposed to address/appeal to? Which occasions are conceivable? For what group…
Showroom: costs for construction and operation
Cost Overview – Does A Showroom Fit Into My Budget? To give you a truly reliable and informed answer to that question is only possible after the conception phase has been completed. Basically, the costs obviously depend on the showroom’s size, the number of its interactive exhibits or stations, the…
Showroom for companies – definition, goals and benefits
A Showroom | What Is It and Do I Need One? A corporate showroom basically is an interactive experiential area to illustrate and display your business’s message, services, and products in a straight-forward, comprehensible, and particularly appealing way. Ideally, it not only impresses and inspires i…
We are hiring: Developer (m/f/d)/Nerd for interactive experiences
Garamantis is a designer and developer of interactive technologies for live touchpoints. Those are, for instance, multi-touch tables for showrooms, interactive exhibits for museums, or VR applications for trade shows. Each of our projects is different, but they’re never boring. We often work close t…
Interactive Walls – the right technologie for every application
An increasing number of exhibitions, showrooms, trade show booths, or Points of Sale incorporate and use Interactive Walls. Ideally, these attract attention from a large distance, they are informative, and they also are fun thanks to their playful interactivity. What’s more, they are space saving an…