Experience design
Concepts where motion, light, and response pull a crowd — for retail, events, exhibitions, and brand spaces.
Interactive & IoT
Installations people queue up to touch
Interactive installations, connected devices, and IoT solutions — the physical end of the interactivity we are named after.
What you get
Everything handled, nothing hidden
Sensors & hardware
Touch, motion, proximity, and environmental sensors wired to software that reacts in real time.
IoT platforms
Connected devices with dashboards to monitor, control, and learn from them — data you can actually act on.
Build & support
From prototype to installed hardware with the software maintained, monitored, and improved over time.
Fit
Who this is for
Brands that need a physical moment
Retail activations, exhibitions, and events where a screen on a stand is not enough. You want something people photograph, touch, and talk about after they leave.
Venues and operators with connected assets
Sensors, displays, and devices that need monitoring, remote control, and data you can act on. Not a prototype that works once and then dies in a cupboard.
Not a fit for off-the-shelf kiosk rentals
If you need a generic iPad on a stand, hire one. We design and build custom experiences where the interaction is the point.
Industries
Where we show up most
Retail and brand activations
Flagship stores, pop-ups, and campaigns where motion, light, and response pull a crowd and feed data back to your marketing team.
Events and exhibitions
Trade shows, festivals, and public installations built to survive a weekend of hands, then pack down without drama.
Hospitality and public spaces
Lobbies, venues, and visitor experiences where connected devices improve operations as well as delight guests.
Outcomes
What you walk away with
Concept to installed hardware
Experience design, sensors, software, and on-site install from one Melbourne studio. No handoffs between a creative agency and a developer who never met.
Monitored after launch
Remote monitoring, updates, and support so an installation keeps working after opening night, not just in the rehearsal.
Data you can use
Installations can feed CRM, analytics, and follow-up marketing. Interaction is not just spectacle: it is a signal.
How it works
A process without black boxes
Concept
A Discovery Session to define the space, audience, and the interaction worth building. Sketches and a technical feasibility check before you commit.
Prototype
Working hardware and software you can test in context. Cheap changes now, not expensive surprises on install day.
Build & install
Production hardware, on-site setup, and handover with documentation your team can reference.
Monitor & iterate
Remote monitoring, fixes, and improvements so the installation performs for the full run, not just launch night.
Questions
Straight answers
What is an interactive installation?
A physical experience that responds to people — screens, lights, sound, or objects driven by sensors and software. Brands use them at events, in retail, and in public spaces to create moments people photograph and remember.
Can you integrate an installation with our existing systems?
Yes — installations can feed data to your CRM or analytics, trigger follow-up marketing, and run on hardware we monitor remotely.
How much does an interactive installation cost?
Small activations and single-sensor experiences start in the low five figures. Larger retail and event builds are scoped per project after a Discovery Session. Hardware, software, and install are quoted as fixed stages.
Do you handle on-site installation?
Yes. We install, test, and hand over in Melbourne and across Australia. For interstate or international events we coordinate with your venue and travel as needed.
What hardware and sensors do you work with?
Touch screens, motion and proximity sensors, environmental sensors, lighting, and custom controllers. We pick hardware that survives real public use, not lab conditions.
Can you maintain an installation after the event?
Yes. Ongoing monitoring, software updates, and hardware support keep permanent installations running. Pop-up builds can include pack-down and storage advice.
How long does a project take?
Simple prototypes can land in a few weeks. Full retail or exhibition builds typically need 8–16 weeks depending on fabrication lead times. Timeline is agreed before production starts.
Go deeper
Guides worth your time
Next step
Give people something to play with.
Tell us about the space, the event, or the idea — we will bring the interactivity.