Tutorial: How to integrate virtual tours with interactive digital signage14750
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 TosoliniProductions Bellevue, Washington |
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Let's explore how you can integrate your 3D / 360 virtual tours with interactive digital signage, such as touch screen kiosks, at real estate showrooms. The video introduces a no-code authoring tool called Intuiface (http://intuiface.com) which uses drag & drop, actions & triggers and Microsoft Excel to create database driven interactive experiences on large displays. |
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 WGAN ForumFounder & WGAN-TV Podcast Host Atlanta, Georgia |
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| @Tosolini I  that you leverage the no-code platform, Intuiface with an interactive digital sign mash-up with virtual tour platforms such as Matterport.Way-cool to do the dynamic annotation within Excel to make it super-easy to update ... Plus, your QR code (at the end) that launches a list to the Tosolini Productions list of Virtual Tour Mash-ups powered by Glide. Thanks for sharing. Dan |
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| @dansmigrod Thanks! We both share a passion for nocode tools. Something I should have included in the video, is the ability to generate QR codes on the fly. In that way, users can take the tour with them on mobile. |
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WGAN Forum Founder & WGAN-TV Podcast Host Atlanta, Georgia |
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| @Tosolini Any reason that you used Intiuface instead of Glide for this project? Perhaps I need to watch the video again to see what I missed? Dan |
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| Intuiface and Glide are two different authoring tools. Intuiface offers great flexibility to integrate multimedia content with all sorts of interactions (both touch and non touch) and analytics. It's not web ready (yet) and it leverages the power of Windows machines. On big touch displays, you may find Intuiface to be more sophisticated than a simple web page. Glide is just a database driven mobile web app, and will not suit a large display experience. That said, you could mash-up the two successfully, which I didn't think about. You already inspired me for a future experiment... :-) |
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| @Tosolini Thank you for the backstory. I am looking forward to your next experiment! Dan |
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| Hi All, @Tosolini has previously shared with me the free [INSIDE NOCODE] newsletter. I enjoy reading it. Dan |
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