Immersive 360 Projection

The corporation aimed to create an immersive, sensory-stimulating space that combines technology and creativity to forge emotional connections and memorable experiences, adaptable for diverse events.

Task

Lusens aimed to transform a large room into a 360-degree immersive digital environment, using projectors for a unified image and sensors to interact with visitor movements, blending digital and physical realms for a multi-sensory experience.

  • Strategy

    Digital interactive donor wall, Presence, Brand image,

  • Client

    Kelley School of Business

01 // Project Overview

Case Study: Creating an Immersive 360Degree Experience for a Multinational Corporation

In 2021, Lusens was presented with an exhilarating opportunity to push the boundaries of immersive technology by a leading multinational corporation. The objective was to transform a large room into a captivating 360-degree multi-sensorial immersive experience, allowing audiences to observe, move within, and interact with the projected environment. This case study delves into the projects by a leading multinational corporation to push the boundaries of immersive technology, challenges, and the innovative solutions Lusens implemented to bring this visionary concept to life.

02 // Challenges

Challenges

  1. Seamless Image Stitching: Achieving a flawless, 360-degree stitched image using eight projectors and several computers and sensors was a technical challenge. It required precise calibration to ensure a cohesive visual experience without visible seams or distortion.
  2. Sensor Integration and Responsiveness: Integrating multiple sensors to accurately track and respond to the movements of participants in real time demanded advanced technical expertise and calibration to ensure responsiveness and reliability.
  3. Content Creation and Synchronization: Developing engaging content that could seamlessly integrate with the interactive features and synchronize perfectly across the 360-degree projection required creative ingenuity and technical precision.
  4. Room Adaptation: Modifying the existing room to accommodate the advanced projection and sensor technology, ensuring optimal visibility and interaction without compromising the integrity of the immersive experience.
03 // Approach

Our work

Lusens embarked on this ambitious project with a comprehensive strategy encompassing both the technical and creative aspects of creating an immersive 360-degree environment.

Technical Implementation:

  • Advanced Projection Technology: Utilized state-of-the-art projectors, high-end computers and proprietary software to achieve a seamless 360-degree image that envelops participants, adjusting for the room’s specific dimensions and surface irregularities.
  • Sensor Integration: Deployed a sophisticated array of sensors capable of detecting motion, proximity, and gestures, allowing for interactive experiences that respond to participants’ actions in real time.

 

Creative Execution:

  • Engaging Content: Developed a wide range of dynamic, engaging content tailored to the multinational corporation’s objectives, ensuring each experience was not only visually stunning but also meaningful and engaging.
  • Interactivity: Designed interactive elements that encouraged participants to move and explore, creating a dynamic environment that responds and evolves based on their actions.
04 // Conclusion

Outcome

Lusens embarked on this ambitious project with a comprehensive strategy encompassing both the technical and creative aspects of creating an immersive 360-degree environment.

The project was a resounding success, transforming the room into an unparalleled immersive experience. Participants could step into a digital world that reacted to their presence and movements, blurring the lines between the physical and virtual realms. The installation not only met the corporation’s goal of creating a memorable brand experience but also set a new standard for immersive environments. 

The completion of this immersive 360-degree experience project by Lusens marks a significant milestone in using interactive technology to create engaging, multi-sensorial environments. By overcoming the technical and creative challenges, Lusens delivered an innovative solution that exceeded the client’s expectations, showcasing the potential of immersive technology to transform spaces and create deep, impactful connections with audiences.

work with lusens

Lusens is a world expert in Digital Donor Wall

Lusens interactive donor walls can be found at many of the largest universities, colleges, hospitals, clinics, museums and other non for profit organizations.

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Digital Donor Walls built

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Months for production

06 // What We Made

Services

Custom Design

We are experts in custom games design and in the creation of interactive experiences that responds to touch and body motion.

We design and build custom digital media experiences from the ground up to achieve your unique goals. We support and maintain our experiences. We provide you with a web-based tool that will allow you to change content.

Technical Support and Software Lifetime Warranty

Our collaborative process and business approach are about engaging stakeholders, so we deliver solutions that meet your needs and exceed your expectations.

Onsite Installation

All our projects and turnkey, namely, we design games, install and support the systems.

Upon completion of the design, a Lusens team will come to your site to install, test and train your staff on the use of the system.

Free Consultancy

If you have any questions about interactive experiences, custom games, virtual reality, or augmented. reality applications, do not hesitate to contact us for a free consultation.

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Our friendly team will help you plan and sort out the development of your interactive display or experience.

We are glad to answer questions, send you more information and are available to give you a free consultation.


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