Never lose a customer again

Our Touch Zone tool integrates software with hardware to create an interactive environment that neatly communicates information through simple touch-screen operation.

An interactive kiosk at The Rocks in Sydney, for example, provides information 24/7 about the tenants, attractions and activities on offer in this busy tourism precinct. Voiced instructions also explain how to use its smart map, which even plots the shortest routes to requested destinations.

A very different application at the Discovery Centre in Canberra is demystifying science for curious kids, young and old. The CSIRO Bytes stand is an interactive teaching tool that plays vodcasts on demand about body parts, the origins of life, insects and lots, lots more.

Get your audience going

There are so many exciting ways you could apply the Touch Zone solution: in department stores, exhibitions, libraries, office buildings, hospitals, airports and other public places, for education, advertising, presentations, training and more.

Give directions. Help visitors to find locations, while promoting them too.
Interpret material. Educate patrons at museums, galleries and other public spaces.
Process data. Engage customers with fuss-free competitions, surveys and sales.
Activate audiences. Involve users through a mix of clever multimedia tools.
Enrich content. Absorb viewers with lively and highly personal video delivery.

Touch Zone features cost-efficient hardware and flexible mounting options. Its software also readily accepts existing and new interactive content, making it ideal for getting information out quickly.

Contact us now to explore ways to better serve and engage your audience

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Sample projects

Precinct directory

for The Rocks Centre. A rotating 3-D model of The Rocks Centre allows you to explore the tourism precinct before entering it. This neat wayfinding tool also delivers an overview of each tenant, ads for their businesses, event information and the location of amenities.

Company site map

For Toyota. An online map integrated with a series of physical kiosks helps you to find the right meeting room at Toyota’s Sydney headquarters. On average, 176,000 staff, clients and suppliers spend 40,700 hours attending 16,600 meetings across 46 rooms within several buildings at the site each year.

Street kiosk

for The Rocks. A kiosk, available 24/7, provides you with information about the tenants, attractions and activities on offer at this busy tourism destination. Voiced instructions explain how to use its smart map, which can even plot the shortest routes to requested locations.

Learning activity

for The Rocks Discovery Museum. A 10-level game shares information about interesting artefacts as you overcome obstacles and excavate each item from an archaeological dig. The interactive fun entices young children in particular to explore the museum exhibitions in more depth. ‘The Rocks Discovery Dig’ is also available to play online and can be bought in an extended format from the museum shop.

Feedback tool

for Woolworths Logistics. Animated training modules delivered via an eLearning microsite are helping managers at Woolworths Distribution Centre to understand and implement revised company policies. The learning system features a simple self-assessment tool that allows individual progress to be rated graphically, on a sliding scale.