The visitor presses start
Sensors, pressure mats and cameras take over the operator's job. The room responds to whoever walks in, not to whoever sits behind a desk.
Experience
Immersive experiences
Theatrical spaces where the audience is the trigger. Sensors instead of an operator, and a story that doesn't break on the technology.
What that means here
Same technology, different rules.
No visible technology
Fixtures, speakers and cabling disappear into the set or become part of it. What the visitor sees belongs to the story.
Failures nobody notices
If a trigger drops out, the scene continues on time instead of stalling. The audience never sees the difference; you see it in the log.
Also this
Other kinds of rooms.
Tell us your story
Tell us what has to happen.
Send a floor plan, a moodboard or just a story. Within two working days you'll get an honest answer about what it becomes and what it costs.