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360° transparent screen
The transparent display design affording 360° vision, enables customers to promote numerous products and services to maximum advantage.
PROJECTS INSTALLATION WITH THE 360° TRANSPARENT SCREEN
- December 2003: Wal Mart Germany in Bremen.
- June 2004: Women & Innovation, Assemblée Nationale in Paris, France.
- September 2004: First Prize Winner of the Philips Best Technological Innovation of the year, France.
- Mai-November 2005: Tunis Carthage International Airport – Main Partner of the WSIS Tunis 2005.
- April 2007: Metro Group, the Initiative Center in Dusseldorf – Germany -
TRANSPARENT KIOSK
The magic of the Transparent Kiosk is the apparently invisible technology. The only visible element is the floating projected image created by a very thin projection film applied directly onto the glass panel. Projectors are hidden in the base of the Kiosk frame; the tracking camera, also positioned within the beautifully architected base, uses tracking technology to detect the position of the user’s hand on the Transparent Kiosk.
DAYLIGHT PROJECTION
The screens offer superb image reproduction in daylight conditions. Specialist display units can be created and these, combined with projection and motion sensing, become impressive and futuristic information points. Projected content is seen to almost float independently in space.
Touch screen interactivity allows the user to navigate projected content by touching the projection surface.
Motion sensing - cameras and advanced software give the user the ability to move and navigate animated projected content using hand movement. Think of the scenes in Minority Report when Tom Cruise uses hand movement to scan through video clips - this can be created in the present.
HOLOGRAPHIC BRANDING
Holographic films (called 'Free Format'), is a free-floating hologram which looks absolutely true to life. The film merges with the foreground and background to create an illusion in a real-life setting.
Think 3D movie images of people, products or rotating logos in shop windows, or at outdoor events. This is definitely a service you have to see, not read about.