Retail
Counter displays, product launches, flagship experiences and repeatable store rollouts.
TRANSLOOK SPATIAL DISPLAY
Hardware for spatial stories in physical space.
Choose a size and deployment role, then configure content, playback, cloud operation and interaction around the project.
SIZE OPTIONS
From compact retail to large-format interaction.
| Model | Role | Typical application | Confirmed software mapping |
|---|---|---|---|
| TS32 | Compact retail | Counters and repeatable deployments | Translook.Press |
| TS43 | Flexible format | Project-specific commercial spaces | Configuration confirmed per project |
| TS55 | Premium experience | Flagship retail and product storytelling | Translook.Space + Translook.Press |
| TS86 | Large interactive | Automotive, museums, exhibitions and showrooms | Translook.Space + Translook.System + Translook.Press |
Physical dimensions, weight, brightness, power, mounting and interface details are configuration-dependent and confirmed in the project specification.
30 SECOND DEMO
See the spatial display format in motion.
APPLICATIONS
Built around the communication task.
Exhibitions
Focused object stories, digital characters and content-led visitor experiences.
Automotive
Model storytelling, configuration content and interaction within showrooms.
Museums
Layered interpretation, touch workflows and project-specific content systems.
SPECIFICATION BRIEF
Download the product overview.
The public brief covers confirmed model roles and software combinations. Final technical values are issued per quotation.
FAQ
Before you specify a display.
Is every size configured the same way?
No. Display, playback, interaction and mounting are confirmed against the venue, content and project scope.
Can it run without cloud management?
Yes. Translook.Space supports local playback. Translook.Press is optional for remote updates and multi-location operation.
Are exact dimensions and electrical requirements available?
Yes. The current project specification sheet is issued with the selected model and configuration.
Is every image on this page a real installation?
No. Application imagery is clearly labelled as concept visualization unless a published case states otherwise.