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Interactive mixed reality for exhibitions and public spaces, where visitor actions trigger digital content.
Turn your venue into an interactive experience. SuperPixel combines animation, sensors and spatial design to create installations that respond to visitors' movements and actions.
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A mixed reality installation has seconds to show visitors what to do. We plan the first interaction, visual cues and digital responses around how people move through the venue.
SuperPixel brings animation, spatial design and interactive technology into one production process. We consider viewing distance, sensor placement and audience flow early, so the experience stays understandable whether one person approaches or a crowd gathers.
Two questions come first — what the surface itself can hold, and where the audience will be standing
while it plays. The creative route and the technical route are drawn together from those answers.
Facades, plazas and large exterior structures, where the building’s own geometry decides how each sequence gets built.
Best For:
Building Launches / City Celebrations / Anniversaries / Public Landmarks / Large-format Storytelling
Live rooms, where the visuals have to land on cue with the speaker, the reveal, the music and the lighting plot.
Best For:
Gala Nights / Keynotes / Award Shows / Conference Stages / Brand Events
Walls, ceilings, columns and shaped surfaces inside a venue, mapped so the room carries the content instead of a screen.
Best For:
Lobbies / Atriums / Showrooms / Hotel Interiors / Corporate Spaces
Projected content that reacts in real time to touch, movement, cameras or sensors rather than running as a fixed loop.
Best For:
Flagship Stores / Science Centres / Airport Terminals / Trade Show Stands / Campus Spaces
Multi-surface rooms, galleries and visitor routes, planned so projection, screens, sound and interaction work as one environment.
Best For:
Visitor Centres / Museums / Touring Exhibitions / Immersive Rooms / Cultural Programmes
A predictable five-step process. No surprises, no scope creep.
Brief, audience, message, success metrics
Script, style frames, storyboard
Illustration, animation, sound design
Two structured rounds of revision
Final files, cutdowns, captions
FAQ
Mixed reality costs depend on the installation size, 3D content, interaction complexity, hardware and on-site requirements. A single-screen interactive display will have a different budget from a multi-zone experience involving sensors, real-time visuals and custom installation. Share your concept, venue details and technical requirements with us. We'll review the scope and recommend a production approach that fits your budget.
Timelines depend on the complexity of the content, interaction system, hardware setup and venue requirements. A straightforward interactive installation may require less development time than a large-scale experience with multiple sensors and custom-built environments. We'll plan the production stages around your launch date, including creative reviews, technical testing and on-site setup. Share your event or launch date early so we can assess a realistic schedule.
Not necessarily. Some mixed reality experiences use headsets that blend digital objects with the physical environment. Others use screens, sensors, projection and motion tracking to create interactive experiences within a shared space. For exhibitions and public activations, a headset-free setup may be easier for visitors to access. We can help assess the suitable format based on your audience, venue and intended interaction.
Yes. SuperPixel's immersive production services can include hardware sourcing, technical coordination and on-site installation. Depending on your project, this may involve displays, projection equipment, sensors or other interactive systems. We'll review the venue specifications and equipment requirements before confirming the setup, installation responsibilities and support needed for the event.
Yes. Mixed reality can turn physical spaces into interactive environments where visitors trigger digital content through movement, touch or gestures. For example, an exhibition could use responsive visuals to explain a concept, while a brand activation might invite visitors to interact with animated elements on a large display. We'll help determine the most suitable approach based on your audience, available space and campaign objectives.
Our team can manage the creative and technical production once the project direction and requirements are agreed. You'll be involved at key milestones, including concept approval, visual development, interaction reviews and final testing. Weekly or bi-weekly updates can also be arranged depending on the project, so you can stay informed without managing every production detail.
We consider the visitor journey during concept development, not just after the visuals are completed. Clear visual cues, responsive feedback and a straightforward first interaction can help visitors understand what to do. For public installations, we also plan how the experience behaves when nobody is interacting or when several visitors approach at once. These details help make the experience easier to use during everyday venue operations.
Yes, depending on the original technical setup and available working files. Some installations can be updated with new animation, branding or interactive content without rebuilding the entire experience. If you're planning to reuse an installation at another venue, we'll review the screen configuration, sensors, space and technical requirements. Any changes or additional production work can then be scoped separately.
TESTIMONIALS
Send the venue, the date, and whatever reference exists — a phone photo of the wall is enough to start.
You’ll get our first questions back, plus a clear next step.