It was an exciting conceptual challenge to create a multimedia sculpture which would simultaneously guide visitors in the hall to the site through its long-range impact, inform passive guests at the stands, and allow active users a playful experience of DMG Mori Seiki products. Together with the team from Montfort Werbung, we developed the concept of a 6 m tall media tower, which was realized by Satis&Fy.
The middle level of the tower is composed of 18 synchronized full-HD flat-screen monitors, thus establishing a full 360° screening (at a whopping resolution of 11,520 x 3,240 = 34 megapixels, at 60 fps). Here, the visitors to the stand can learn about the advantages of DMG Mori Seiki products. The contents in this area change dynamically depending on the decisions of the users. These animated information panels form the output of an interactive game which is played at the base of the tower.
Our key visual, a glassy swarm of particles which mimics a typical machine tool ballet, runs in sync on all of the tower’s media. This key visual and the extensive, device-specific color calibration on site provide an impressive, homogeneous media sculpture.
Behind the scenes
Making-of
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Max Wolf Partner +49 69 24 000 322 max.wolf@meso.design max.wolf@meso.design +49 69 24 000 322
MESO Digital Interiors GmbH
Gutleutstr. 96 . 60329 Frankfurt . Germany
Team
Nikos Mechanezidis, Alexander Graf, David Brüll, Friedrich Söllner, Ben Schiek, Ulrich Lang, Laurens Rinke, Max Wolf, Mathias Wollin