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A corporate showroom AV integration project that turns Orona’s IDEO space into one connected digital environment. Every visit tells the same story, with the same reliability.
Orona needed its IDEO showroom to explain how the company thinks about vertical mobility, services, innovation and sustainability. The message had to stay the same on every visit. The space also had to work for every audience visiting the Hernani headquarters, from clients to partners. In addition, it had to be operated day to day without dedicated technical support.
TRISON approached the project as a single connected environment rather than a set of separate screens. As a result, immersive projection, a large LED display and four interactive touchpoints sit under one control layer. This lets Orona’s team shape every visit on demand. Meanwhile, the system runs reliably behind the scenes.
One connected environment. Four subsystems. One tablet to operate them all.

Visitors are received in the projection mapping area, built on the showroom’s existing faceted screen. Three laser projectors blend edge to edge to cover around 112 m² of surface. A dedicated media server drives the whole system. As a result, the mapping opens each visit with a shared reference frame. It is a piece of Orona’s world that sets the tone before the tour begins. So the network controls it entirely.
The same faceted screen carries more than one story. Beyond the welcome sequence, the mapping cycles through a digital globe, a lit tree and falling arrow motifs. It also plays floating orbs, abstract line drawings and technical wireframe models. Each piece is selectable from the control tablet. As a result, the tone of the arrival can shift with the audience. It can move from a general client visit to a more technical walkthrough. Even so, no cable needs touching.


Four 65″ 4K interactive touchpoints structure the visit around Orona’s four pillars: Services, Projects, Innovation and Sustainability. Each one uses infrared touch technology with 40 touch points. Every screen runs on its own media server and serves content from a dedicated web application hosted at the venue. As a result, visitors can explore independently at their own pace. In addition, the Services, Projects and Innovation screens can push their content to the main LED wall. One gesture is all it takes. Overall, this turns individual exploration into group presentation.
The Projects pillar turns the touchpoint into a portfolio a visitor can hold. Real installations across residential, healthcare, office and retail buildings appear one touch away, each with its own photo and location. Rather than a printed brochure or a slide deck, the screen puts Orona’s actual footprint in front of the visitor. In addition, it spans offices distributed across the wider geography, right there in the showroom.
The Hernani showroom turns Orona’s own portfolio into something visitors can touch.