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Explore a showroom yourself – or by a guided tour? 4 tips
Guided or Independently – How Shall Your Visitors Explore Your Showroom? Decide whether you want your guests to roam and explore the exhibition on their own or whether you wish the experience to be a guided tour. If you decide on the latter, a tour guide/presenter should be present at all times and…
The Crowning for any Showroom: a King on the Guest List
‘Can someone turn on the showroom, please? His Majesty King Carl XVI Gustav of Sweden’s coming!’ – also among us, that is not an ordinary favor to ask from our esteemed colleagues. But we must admit, looking back on the VIPs who have shown interest in our showroom at EUREF campus already this year a…
Immersive Storytelling and Mise-en-Scène in Corporate Showrooms
Don’t let your visitors just step into your corporate universe – let them immerse themselves in it completely. Because what better way is there for your target audience to identify with your brand than for them to become part of it for a short while? This can be achieved through interaction, but als…
Garamantis Win German Innovation Award for Interactive B2B Showroom
With their groundbreaking showroom “Procurement Future” for Lingemann GmbH, the Berlin company Garamantis has set new standards in the field of B2B product presentation. Now this multimedia showroom has been honored with a German Innovation Award in the ‘Excellence in Business to Business’ category….
Transportable Multi-Touch Showroom – Take Your Presentation To Where Your Clients Are
A popular saying in marketing and sales goes “Fish where the fish are,” and it is popular for a reason: knowing your target audience is essential. As is always having the right bait at hand. If there’s no way for you to guarantee that your target group comes to you, then – you guessed it – you bette…
Garamantis at the German-Austrian Innovation Forum 2022
Digital exhibition and mediation solutions presented in Vienna New digital technologies can be an important part of exhibitions and create additional experiences for visitors. Digitalization can both strengthen physical visits and enable completely new virtual experiences. In addition to museums, th…
Gesture‑Controlled Products at a POS
Berlin Start‑up Garamantis Realizes Interactive Display Window in Hong Kong The Berlin-based tech company Garamantis realizes an innovative contactless shopping concept in a Hong Kong mall. Laser-based sensor system recognizes finger- and hand gestures throughout a 21 square meters area. 12 especial…
Interactive elements for exhibitions and showrooms – 8 valuable tips for conception & planning
Interactive exhibits convey and perpetuate information by addressing and engaging their users through different media and on multiple sensory levels. The adhesive to keep users virtually glued to them: the pure joy of the interaction. Exhibits that invite and encourage their viewers’ active involvem…
Planning showroom technology correctly: lighting, sound and air conditioning
In interactive showrooms, in addition to the actual company presentation, the general room atmosphere should also be pleasant and coherent. Lighting (e.g. with LEDs), sound and air conditioning play a particularly important role here. To ensure that your visitors enjoy spending time in the showroom,…
Your Checklist for a Successful Rollout: How to Ensure Your Interactive Exhibition’s Smooth Installation
After several intense weeks or even months spent on planning your exhibition, your showroom, or your trade show appearance, the long-awaited installation is finally finished and ready for delivery. Now you probably think, “Time to exhale!”, to which we reply, “Sure, to gather your strength for the l…
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…