Spatial understanding
Present global, anatomical and three-dimensional subjects in a form that supports the way the information behaves.
Science & researchMake complex systems
Make complex systems
easier to see
Turn spatial data, natural systems and scientific models into a shared visual experience that invites comparison, questioning and explanation.
Explore what the audience needs ↓What the audience needs
Help people see relationships, not just information
Many scientific subjects are dynamic, spatial or interconnected. The challenge is to preserve that complexity while giving the audience a clear route into it.
Spherical and immersive canvases can make planetary, environmental, medical and engineering stories feel more intuitive, while interaction lets people test their own questions.
Design for the outcome
What the experience can make possible
Active investigation
Let audiences rotate, compare, filter and reveal data instead of receiving one fixed explanation.
A shared reference
Give researchers, educators and public audiences a common object around which to explain and discuss.
Choose capability around the idea
The experience may need one discipline or all four
Compare interactive touch and direct-view LED approaches in our guide to spherical displays.
PufferTouch
Shared interaction
Three sphere and two hemi configurations for close-up, multi-user discovery.
Explore PufferTouch →PufferLEDBrightness and scale
Spherical, unusual-shaped and architectural canvases for long sightlines and high-impact spaces.
Explore PufferLED →PufferStudioStory and content
Creative direction, motion, data, interaction and applications shaped for the audience.
Explore Studio →PufferEventsTemporary and live delivery
Worldwide rental, logistics, installation and on-site support when the experience must travel or perform live.
Explore Events →Plan the complete experience
Questions worth answering early
Clarity comes from choosing the right level of detail for the audience and the moment.
The question
Start with what the audience should be able to notice, compare or explain.
The data path
Decide whether the experience uses curated media, live feeds, simulations or researcher-controlled views.
Scientific integrity
Build review, provenance and version control into the content workflow from the beginning.
Facilitation
Plan whether the display supports self-guided discovery, a presenter or both.
Selected work
Ideas made real
A wider view
Explore another audience
Which relationship should your audience see more clearly?
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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