The continuous advancement of science and technology drives the constant renewal of exhibition hall decorations, especially with the emergence of interactive multimedia technology, which has completely replaced traditional display rooms, offering visitors an engaging and interactive experience. This not only sparks greater interest in the exhibits but also boosts the number of visitors and sales!
How is interactive multimedia presented? Many friends are quite curious. In exhibition display design, the application of high-tech multimedia methods to express exhibits combines graphics, text, sound, images, and animations organically, greatly enriching and perfecting the means of product display design.
What should interactive multimedia be like? Intuitive and fun? Or stylish and highly creative?
Multimedia, as the name implies, is the combination of single media, integrating various forms of communication such as text, graphics, images, and sound, offering greater diversity.
Interactive Multimedia takes this a step further, offering enhanced real-time interactivity and integrated interactive communication that encompasses "video, voice, text, data, and streaming media."
Interactive multimedia is constantly evolving with the times. Let's take a look at the variety of products that already exist! Embark on a journey into the world of interactive multimedia right now!
What forms do interactive multimedia take?
Digital Sandtable
The Digital Sandtable utilizes large-area LED display systems on walls or floors, combined with extensive GIS urban geographic information system data of digital city models, and integrates patented software, hardware, and data consolidation systems. By coordinating touch control screens, 3D controllers, iPads, and various interactive control platforms, it enables extensive queries of digital city information. The wall-mounted digital sandtable system complements the ground-level three-dimensional realistic models, presenting virtual and real, multi-angled, and digital city information.
Interactive Touch Table
The Multi-Point Digital Touch Table brings life to your desk instantly, transforming it into a multimedia hub and information platform, vividly illustrated with innovative formats.
Tapping away, we offer you a unique information experience and a fashionable feel! Our independently developed interactive platform system boasts exquisite design, innovative creativity, and captivating allure.
The virtual interaction system boasts low energy consumption, while the multi-point interaction system supports large-scale participation by a large number of people simultaneously.
Electronic Page Turner
An electronic flip book system refers to a virtual book presented in front of visitors either as a plasma TV or by projection from a projector.
Visitors can simply stand in front of the booth, gently wave their hands in the air to turn the pages, and click on content within the pages, enjoying the unique flipping and search functions.
360-Degree Holographic Imaging
360-Holo imaging, 3D holographic projection, and holographic 3D imaging—360 Holo is a tetrahedral pyramid made of transparent material. Four video emitters send light signals to the special prisms within the pyramid, converging to create a three-dimensional image with a real sense of space. By digitally processing real product shots and constructing 3D models on the computer, the captured product images and 3D model images are then overlaid into the scene, forming a dynamic and static 360 Holo image.
Phantom Imaging
The Phantom Imaging System combines optical imaging of "real scene modeling" and "phantom" to project the captured images (people, objects) onto the main model landscape within the backdrop box, illustrating the progression of the story.
Comprised of a 3D model scene, a shaping lighting system, an optical imaging system, a video playback system, a computer multimedia system, an audio system, and a control system, it can realistically showcase large-scale scenes, complex production lines, and large products.
Ground Interactive Projection
Ground interactive projection utilizes image recognition technology, allowing audiences to interact with the images in real-time.
The ground-curtain projection is set on the ground, and as one walks, the fish on the ground appear to swim away, accompanied by water sounds, giving the audience the sensation of truly wading through water. Or, with a wave of the hand, the background images change accordingly.
Interactive multimedia presentations vary in diversity, tailored to the specific technological needs and creative content for different industries. Traditional art embodies the essence of Chinese culture, while technology serves as the driving force behind artistic expression. The fusion of the two conveys our cultural strength.
