Participation without a queue
Support several learners around one experience so discovery becomes collaborative rather than sequential.

Give learners a reason to gather, investigate and explain ideas to one another across classrooms, campuses and public learning spaces.
Explore what the audience needs ↓Learning becomes more active when students can ask their own questions and manipulate the material. A shared display creates a focal point for demonstration, peer discussion and independent discovery.
The same platform can support teaching, outreach, open days and research communication when the content workflow is designed for change.
Support several learners around one experience so discovery becomes collaborative rather than sequential.
Give scale, shape and movement to subjects that are difficult to understand on a conventional page or screen.
Create reusable modules that educators can adapt for new classes, topics and audiences.
Compare interactive touch and direct-view LED approaches in our guide to spherical displays.
Three sphere and two hemi configurations for close-up, multi-user discovery.
Explore PufferTouch →PufferLEDSpherical, unusual-shaped and architectural canvases for long sightlines and high-impact spaces.
Explore PufferLED →PufferStudioCreative direction, motion, data, interaction and applications shaped for the audience.
Explore Studio →PufferEventsWorldwide rental, logistics, installation and on-site support when the experience must travel or perform live.
Explore Events →The technology should make the teaching method easier, not add another burden for educators.
Tie every interaction to something the learner should understand, practise or explain.
Design for discussion, turn-taking and different levels of confidence around the display.
Give staff simple ways to launch, reset, adapt and present the experience.
Plan how new lessons, data and institutional stories can be added over time.
Tell us about the people, the place and the response you want to create. We will help shape the right experience around them.
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