Delivered, installed, still running.

Developed a Digital Shopping Station for Sun & Sand Sports, managed by GMG, in collaboration with Spotnik Technologies. The interactive touchscreen experience enables customers to browse products, explore product details, compare options, and seamlessly continue their shopping journey on their mobile phone.

The solution bridges the gap between in-store product discovery and digital commerce, creating a more engaging and convenient retail experience while allowing customers to complete their ordering directly from their own device.

Key features

• Interactive touchscreen product catalogue
• Product browsing and detailed product information
• Product comparison
• Mobile handoff for seamless ordering
• QR-based customer interaction
• Designed for high-traffic retail environments
• Integration of physical retail with digital commerce

Sensors read what a shopper carries in. The mirror answers with sizes, colours and live stock, and a staff request goes out without anyone leaving the room.

Designed and developed an interactive hybrid collaboration experience for a corporate conference environment, enabling both in-room and remote participants to engage with synchronized digital content.

The solution combined a 4×3 video wall, dual 9:16 projection displays, and an iPad Pro control application to create an immersive, multi-screen presentation environment. Presenters could navigate interactive content from the iPad, with the experience dynamically reflected across the room’s displays while remote participants joined seamlessly through Webex.

The system transformed a conventional conference room into an interactive digital environment, bridging physical and remote audiences through synchronized visuals, intuitive touch-based control, and immersive presentation content.

A complete showroom inside a headset. Walk the floor, open doors, switch trim and paint, and see the result lit in real time.

A wall-scale touch interface used to brief visitors on specialist units, synchronised across displays and updated by the team without a developer.

A touch-driven globe mapping a portfolio across continents, built so a host can pull up any market mid-conversation.

A printed invitation that opens into an AR scene when a guest points a phone at it. No app, no instructions, no download.

Motion-tracked cricket in a store aisle, with a live leaderboard that kept shoppers queuing to have another go.