The welcome spectacle
The visitor enters to a panoramic screen and an LED stage inspired by the logo: a virtual dancer dialogues with a piano — Orona’s metaphor for the harmony between technology and surroundings.
Orona Vision · Immersive show · showroom film designed and built by Noisy Studio.
Orona Vision · Immersive show · Product showroom
Orona is one of Europe’s leading lift manufacturers, and its showroom had to go beyond showing product: it had to move people. We conceived it as a scripted immersive show — the visitor enters, touches, configures, walks and flies inside the brand, and leaves having lived it. Vision, spectacle and emotion at the service of engineering.
A show in six acts: enter, touch, fly
The visitor enters to a panoramic screen and an LED stage inspired by the logo: a virtual dancer dialogues with a piano — Orona’s metaphor for the harmony between technology and surroundings.
Choose a design: the visitor touches physical material samples with haptic cells and the screen updates their lift in real time, showing it in its exact context.
The journey becomes a simulator: a Walk Simulation takes the visitor through the city and the Omni One makes them fly among clouds — moving inside the product without moving from the spot.
Entrance, passive demos, interactive demos, configurator, simulator and farewell: six linked acts that turn a sales visit into an experience worth remembering.
What we made possible
Orona needed a showroom as memorable as its engineering is precise. We solved it as a scripted immersive show: six acts combining architecture, emotional content and real-time technology — panoramic screen, haptic configurator and Omni One simulator. Three in-house brands so the physical gesture and the digital response speak the same language.
Three Noisy layers, one project
“More than showing a product, we direct a show. The visitor enters, touches, configures and flies — and leaves having lived the brand.”
Noisy Studio · Orona Vision · Immersive show
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