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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…
5 Mistakes when buying a Multitouch Table
Where to start when it comes to planning a unique multitouch table experience? It might help to consider what NOT to do and to observe what mistakes others have already made. Benefit from more than 10 years of Garamantis experience with interactive tables! Avoid these 5 mistakes when buying a multit…
Multitouch Table call for tenders – guideline and bid grid template
More and more often, multi-touch tables are an integral part of showrooms, demonstrators, and exhibitions of research organizations. A sometimes mandatory public call for tenders does nothing to make the complex procurement procedure any easier. One multi-touch table consists of a multitude of separ…
Virtual environments – business models in the digital space
In times of Corona, companies and organisations are forced to rely more on virtual environments. They are currently shifting classic live touchpoints such as trade fairs, showrooms or events into the digital space. In this interview, you can find out what developments Garamantis is observing and wha…
7 tips for an outstanding multitouch experience
What separates a traditional multi-touch table from a truly outstanding multi-touch table? If you want to create a unique experience for your users, take these 7 tips from Garamantis’ years of experience to heart. remote effects How does your table make its potential users aware of its presence in t…
Culture and Creativity Pilots 20/21: Garamantis Award at Tegel Virtual Airport
On Friday, March 5, 2021 at 11:00 am is the time: the entrepreneurial spirit, courage and innovation of Garamantis will be honored, along with other 31 title holders. Exceptional projects and ideas of all Culture and Creative Pilots 20/21 will be presented in a digital exhibition on the virtual grou…
Garamantis presentation at the Plug and Play “Munich Winter Summit”
Online event hosted by the world’s biggest innovation platform Can you remember the last time you went to a pharmacy and had an amazing shopping experience involving, for instance, a multi-touch screen or another kind of interactive technology? We were – and still are – thrilled to have been asked t…
Multitouch-Table – Schedule and Plan Roll-Out
The last step before the productive use of the multitouch table is the rollout. Well planned, nothing should stand in the way of the finished multitouch table arriving on the agreed date! Whether at your company or directly at a trade show or event – so that nothing goes wrong in the last few meters…
Multi-touch Table – Plan Content Management
Which content do you need, and where does it come from? Up to this point you’ve been thinking a lot about how your multi-touch table is supposed to communicate with you and the world in general. Now it’s time to take a look at what it has to say! Check the suitability of the content you already have…
Multi-touch Table – Define the Hardware
This part of our guideline is all about the multi-touch table itself, i.e., about the physical object – or piece of furniture, if you will – you and your target audience can touch, feel, and see. In this, you should not only take the table’s design and general outward appearance into account, but it…