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Garamantis – Interactive Technologies
13 DEC. 2022

An overview of the 10 interactive stations

  • Multitouch
  • Showroom
Multitouch table with card reader in the digital exhibition at the House of History

Multitouch installations and other interactive stations are ideal as key presentation tools in showrooms. Given the wide range of technologies and possibilities available, it can be difficult to get an overview of the elements that could make up your own showroom. We have compiled a list of ten typical and most suitable interactive stations here to make your research and selection process easier.

10 interactive stations in showrooms

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Interactive display cases: Showcase your products in a way that keeps them protected yet still very accessible. Behind the multi-touch glass, your product can be rotated and explored on the display platter. In the background, screens proactively set the mood, explain manufacturing processes and provide further information.

Screens & Screen Walls: Whether they feature touch sensitivity or are controlled via a tablet, a screen wall or LED wall is ideal for presentations designed to make a big impact. They also help to create a great atmosphere in the room with impressive film footage or high-resolution 3D models.

Interactive walls: Using a combination of display cases, prints, projections and multi-touch screens, you can present your company in a way that fills the space and offers plenty of variety, or allow visitors to explore it for themselves. The masterfully designed blend of technology guarantees an impressive break from the ordinary.

Augmented reality stations: Rotating or swivelling monitors are just one example of how you can enhance real-world environments with additional digital information. Whether with or without AR glasses, this glimpse into augmented reality is sure to leave a lasting impression.

Virtual reality stations: VR headsets or room-scale projections can also enhance the storytelling experience in your showroom – provided the experience is easily accessible, worth seeing and tailored to your showroom’s objectives.

Multitouch tables: These almost all-rounders are (precisely for this reason) often central features in interactive showrooms. They can easily display all conceivable types of content, interact with products and objects, or configure products.

Hologram installations:Unfortunately, real holograms do not yet exist. However, it is already possible to create the illusion today. Combined with your visitors’ imagination, the illusion is almost perfect.

Projection mapping: Project content onto three-dimensional objects and surfaces with pinpoint accuracy! This gives your visitors an unforgettable opportunity to interactively alter and design these surfaces.

Scanner stations: If you want to immerse your visitors as fully as possible in your brand world, why not let them help shape your showroom? For example, by scanning objects to access new content. Or by having the showroom instantly digitise your visitors’ creative ideas.

360-degree touchscreens: Why the whole world will soon revolve around your content. Intuitive and immersive presentation of your 360° content. The virtual window offers live views of virtual or remote spaces.

And much more besides:things get really exciting when completely new types of interactive stations are designed to showcase the topics on display in the best possible light. Often, simply combining existing technologies in a clever new way is enough to leave a lasting impression on visitors.

This blog post is an extract from our comprehensive white paper‘Successfully Planning and Implementing Showrooms for Businesses – A Guide from HOW to WOW’. If you would like to receive a free copy of the white paper, please send an email with the subject line ‘White Paper: Showroom’ to [email protected].