Industrial 3D printing made transparent
A central event system to run an exhibition centre.
Industrial 3D printing became transparent for guests, while events and visitor processes at the exhibition centre became centrally controllable.
- for insights, booking and QR access
- One system
- for insights, booking and QR access
Overview
01 · Problem
Industrial 3D printing and events at the exhibition centre had to become understandable for visitors and controllable centrally.
02 · Approach
An app connected insights, booking, QR access and event organisation.
03 · Result
3D printing became transparent for guests; the exhibition centre could be organised centrally.
Before / after
What changed in the business.
Industry & series production
Connecting registration and QR access
Starting point
An industrial 3D printing provider receives customers, organises training and holds events in an exhibition centre. Visitors were meant to be able to follow the printing, while participants, rooms, documents and access had to fit together.
How do you connect training bookings and visitor access?
During the project, a central event system was built that coordinates insights, booking, preparation and access via QR codes.
One-time codes and functions for arranging appointments among guests complete the process. The exhibition centre has a single control point for visitors and events.
At a glance
Levers and services.
- Services
- ConceptImplementation
- Type of solution
- Processes & workflows
- Industry
- Industry & series production
Result
Result and assessment.
- for insights, booking and QR access
- One system
- for insights, booking and QR access
Industrial 3D printing became transparent for guests, while events and visitor processes at the exhibition centre became centrally controllable.
What entrepreneurs can take from this
A visit runs smoothly when registration, room, documents and access come from the same source.
A mechanism, not a promise of results: the effect depends on your starting process.
What this means for you
Building blocks from this case.
This project gave rise to use cases that we now deploy in other companies, adapted to their processes.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about this case.
Your question is not here? In the initial conversation we take 30 minutes for your specific topic.
Through one-time QR codes that are linked to the booking and the event. This way participants, rooms and documents fit together.
Industrial 3D printing became transparent for guests, while events and visitor processes at the exhibition centre became centrally controllable.
The principle yes, the implementation never one to one. A visit runs smoothly when registration, room, documents and access come from the same source. In the initial conversation we check which part of it has the greatest leverage for you.
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