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The transparent foil with a special coating is used to make curved surfaces sensitive and can be cut in nearly any shape. Metal plates, sheet metals and other metal-coated materials are used for decoration and can also be used as proximity sensors. |
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Interactive Rooms
Interactive environments add a new dimension to exhibits and showrooms. With the Future-Shape's sensor technology you can create a whole new visitor experience with floors, walls, glazing, pictures, posters and three-dimensional exhibits that react when people approach them or touch them. Put your visitors in the driver’s seat and allow them to influence their own room space! Create presence-controlled lighting or sound effects and make information available on request!
The Future-Shape's sensor technology adds new functionality to surfaces and objects. We offer a wide choice of sensor surface materials including textiles, metal, metal-coated plastic, transparent foil or glass. Even fluids can act as sensors. The materials merely have to be conductive, or have a conductive coating. The coatings applied to glass are highly transparent and weather-resistant, making them suitable for outdoor applications (> SensGlass®). The sensor can itself be decorative or concealed underneath a non-conductive material such as wood, stone or plastic.
Because the concealing material can be up to five centimeters thick, the sensor system can be installed underneath all standard floor coverings (>SensFloor®).
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