Interactive Displays

Client: Nintendo of America Inc.
P-O-P company: Thomas A. Schutz Co.

Product: ObusForme back supports
P-O-P company: Acrylic Fabricators Ltd., Concord, Ontario, Canada
Distribution: Drug and department stores
Introduction: January 1994
Duration: Permanent
Construction: Fabricated styrene silkscreened in four colors (freestanding display); tubular steel (framework for chair)
"The way this display has been put together ensures that the demo chair is going to be right beside the display," explains an ObusForme spokesman.

Client: Natural Earth Technologies Inc.
P-O-P company: New Dimensions Research Corp.

Client: Philips
P-O-P companies: HMG Worldwide; In-Store Marketing Inc.

Client: Ford Electronics
Producer: Visual Productions Inc.
Category: Wood: Floorstand
Comments: Although a large display, its balanced design enables it to blend into auto dealerships like a piece of fine furniture. The client wanted it to show customers the differences in premium sound systems. A customized circuit board can switch power among four different audio components.

Client: Panasonic Co.
Producer: Robert Nielsen & Associates
Category: Interactive, Video or LCD: Floorstand/Kiosk
Comments: Demonstrator projects a high-tech image yet protects the electronic components from pilferage. Innovative, illuminated carousel efficiently refers customers to various software titles. The metal tubing supports heavy weight but has a sleek, stylish look.