Interactive screen

3D Touch Screens in museums act as an interactive experience kiosk for visitors as they are invited to “touch and explore” the 3D models. Visitors can touch a screen to zoom in, rotate and examine the objects at their own pace – using gestures similar to a smartphone. This allows the audience to obtain a better understanding of the objects' formal qualities and feel as though they are in control of the object.

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The interactive wall is part of the National Air and Space Museum’s new GO FLIGHT digital experience. Visitors to the museum in Washington, DC, will interact with the wall in the “Boeing Milestones of Flight Hall.” It will allow them to more easily find the artifacts they want to see during their visit.

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Interactive art lends a voice to people by presenting a theme or subject they want to talk. The installation art focuses on different types of art styles to find the right audience for each medium.

Alt Enter and Warehouse of Interactive Machines (WIM) of the Eventagrate Group joined forces to create interactive content and technology for Lean Business Services at the world-renowned LEAP Conference in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. This event ran from 6th to 9th February and was a great success. Lean Business Services is a government-owned company that is dedicated to digitizing the Saudi health ecosystem and empowering the healthcare sector with sustainable operational products. The interactive…

Vimage - Interactive Windows: Next.Screen Wall: Various multimedia scenario types interact with the people’s movements.

To promote its cold brew coffee, Nescafe launched an interactive game at People’s Square Station, Shanghai. By standing in the interactive area and moving their bodies, passengers could control the coffee bottle on the digital screen to collect the coffee drops and try to fill up the bottle in 30 seconds. After the mission was completed, participants received a QR code with which they could get a free bottle of cold brew coffee from the vending machine nearby.

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