Project Record 09 · Augmented reality exhibit
Dormakaba Interactive Exhibit
A spatial product experience that brought access-control solutions to life through interactive 3D models and guided demonstrations.
Client / OrganizationDormakaba
RoleAugmented reality engineering
ContextEnterprise exhibit engagement
OutcomeComplex physical products could be explored in context instead of remaining static objects or brochure copy.
09 · Augmented reality exhibit
What The System Had To Solve
- Explain a portfolio of access solutions without requiring every physical installation to be present.
- Help visitors understand how products behave inside offices, hotels, and secure facilities.
- Keep the experience intuitive for short, public interactions in an exhibit setting.
How I Approached It
- Used interactive 3D models to connect product form with real operating context.
- Structured guided demonstrations so visitors could move from curiosity to comprehension quickly.
- Designed for the practical constraints of shared devices, public spaces, and varied audience familiarity.
What Changed
- The exhibit replaced passive explanation with an interactive product journey.
- Visitors could explore access solutions in context through spatial visualization.
- The project connected enterprise product communication with hands-on immersive technology.
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What The Project Taught Me
Show the product inside the environment where its value becomes obvious.
Spatial computing is persuasive when it reduces the imagination required to understand a physical system.
Useful for enterprise sales, exhibits, product education, architecture, and complex physical portfolios.
What This Work Demonstrates
- Augmented reality
- HoloLens
- 3D product visualization
- Experience design