A workshop under one roof
What it takes to build a finished interactive installation, we have in house: 3D printing, custom electronics, wood and aluminium cutting, painting, photogrammetry rigs. We do not go through outside suppliers and we do not wait for three companies to coordinate. The prototype and the final piece are born in the same space, and each step corrects the next.
Durex, Geberit, DigiDouble at Maker Faire and Avezzano che fu were built, tested and integrated this way.
The advantage is time. A sensor enclosure is designed in the morning and printed and tested in the afternoon. An aluminium frame is cut and painted without scheduling a meeting. Tolerances between parts stay tight, and the installation works on site on day one.