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Industry Education City / Country Paris, Dubai, Los Angeles ORA product ORA + 70 Event Educatech (Paris) Location Epson stands, various trade shows |
Above all, this is a partnership: ORA and Epson bring together the sphere and Epson’s projection technology to create immersive experiences. On Epson’s stands at several trade shows, notably Educatech Paris (as well as Dubai and Los Angeles), the ORA + 70 sphere stages interactive educational content and turns a technical demo into a hands-on learning experience.
Epson is a Japanese technology group, known for its printers and above all its projectors, used across education, business and consumer markets. ORA and Epson have formed a partnership: the ORA sphere is regularly integrated into Epson’s stands at major trade shows to demonstrate, in a concrete and spectacular way, the possibilities of Epson projection.
On Epson’s stands at various trade shows, notably Educatech in Paris, as well as in Dubai and Los Angeles. The ORA + 70 sphere is integrated as part of the partnership between the two brands, as one of the stand’s central elements.
Present educational content in an immersive, interactive way while demonstrating the possibilities of Epson projection on a spherical surface. The sphere captures visitors’ attention and concretely illustrates new pedagogical and audiovisual uses. It is also integrated into hybrid experiences, synchronised with one or more screens to combine the overall view on the sphere with complementary content on flat displays.
A selection of interactive educational content around geography, science and planet Earth: earthquakes, volcanoes, geological phenomena and other teaching visualisations. Visitors could handle the sphere, select different zones, access extra information and even draw directly on its surface via the touch interface. The sphere was often used alongside synchronised screens to enrich the experience.
The sphere lets Epson showcase its projectors on an original surface, concretely demonstrating the quality and versatility of projection beyond a traditional screen. Combined with interactive educational content, it turns a technical demo into a visual, immersive learning experience, while boosting the stand’s appeal and creating a talking point around projection in education.
