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Read Post >Whether you’re working on a showroom, brand space, exhibition or collaborative planning project, you’ll most likely have spent hours planning and researching your story – what you want your audience to know, and the best way ...
Read Post >We explain the different types of touchscreen object recogntion in detail and reveal our tips for hardware research, so you too can become an object recognition expert.
Read Post >The showroom is arguably one of the most important elements of a new development. In this post, we want to take you behind the scenes of a few exciting property projects and explain how a high-quality showroom can have a ...
Read Post >In recent years, the “digital twin” concept has grown in popularity due to its enormous potential and seemingly endless possible uses. Here, we explain what a digital twin is, where the idea came from, and how many industries ...
Read Post >A digital twin is an exact virtual representation or simulation of a physical object or system. The object itself can be anything: an engine, a machine, a building, even the entire planet! But the digital twin is much more ...
Read Post >We have a confession to make.We’re completely sick of virtual meetings. It was fun at the beginning – playing around with backgrounds, catching glimpses of coworkers’ pets, and of course the gleeful self-satisfaction that ...
Read Post >The Internet of Things, often abbreviated to IoT, is a network of devices which collect data and share it with each other. Put simply, it is a bit like a social network, but for things. The objects contain sensors or other ...
Read Post >When you interact with a multitouch display or tangible user interface, you most likely expect something to happen on the screen. The images or content displayed should react to your movements and to the objects you place ...
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