Works Production Achievements

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  Azbil Corporation

  Making the Invisible Value of a Quietly Vital BtoB Company Felt Through Immersive Space and Content

  • Immersive Magic Wall
  • Contents Creation
  • Immersive Engine

  Azbil Corporation is a BtoB company that manufactures measurement and control equipment, used in buildings, factories, plants, and beyond, that quietly supports the foundations of society. With the company's recent relocation, Immersive's solutions have been installed in the "Immersive Room," a newly created space within the lounge of Azbil's new head office. The installation combines the Immersive Engine, which wraps video across a U-shaped configuration, with the Immersive Magic Wall, which enables high-contrast visual expression. Beyond the space itself, the project also included content production: an approximately three-minute corporate introduction video in Japanese, English, and Chinese, along with a screensaver that fills the space the moment visitors enter.

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  KAJIMA CORPORATION

  A Next-Generation Human Resource Development Platform Realized with Japan’s Leading Construction Professionals

  • Immersive Magic Wall
  • Immersive Engine

  The hands-on training facility "Kajima Technical Center" (Tsurumi-ku, Yokohama), operated by KAJIMA CORPORATION, was established with the goal of improving the quality control capabilities of young and mid-career employees within the KAJIMA Group. We are pleased to announce the installation of the Immersive Engine and Immersive Magic Wall (Domestic Certified Version) in the facility's "KZ Gallery," a space utilized for employee training, recruitment activities, and external events. ■ The Challenges Before Implementation When conveying the company's proud history of large-scale construction achievements during presentations for recruitment and training, traditional single-screen setups had reached their limits. The starting point for introducing this advanced three-sided immersive system was the desire to go beyond mere "information transmission" and elevate it to a "shared experience" deeply engraved in the memories of young talent.

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  Fukushima Koriyama LL Town

  Creating an Immersive Meeting Space: Translating the Memories of the Disaster into a “Lived Experience”

  • Immersive Magic Wall
  • Immersive Engine

  "Fukushima Koriyama LL Town," planned and developed by Fukuda and Partners Co., Ltd., is a multi-building logistics hub that possesses dual functions: a "logistics base" during normal times and a "disaster prevention base" during emergencies. The development of this facility was driven by the company's own experience in the recovery efforts following the Great East Japan Earthquake, where they acutely realized that "delivering goods is protecting lives." To prevent the memories of the disaster from fading and to pass them on to the next generation as a practical, actionable solution, they have installed the "Immersive Engine" and "Immersive Magic Wall" in a large conference room within one of the buildings. End Client: Fukuda and Partners Co., Ltd. Partners: NTT EAST, Inc., PDC Co., LTD.

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  arkbell,inc.

  Achieving Stunning Visual Fidelity with High-Brightness Projectors × Magic Wall

  • Immersive Magic Wall

  arkbell,inc. (Headquarters: Ota-ku, Tokyo) is an "audio, visual, and lighting solutions company" that has produced numerous events and spatial experiences. To allow clients to truly "experience" the value of projection mapping, the company opened a test lab within their own studio. To maximize the sense of immersion in that space, they introduced "Immersive Magic Wall," our specialized projector paint that enables high-contrast visual expression. ■ Pre-Installation Challenges When launching the test lab, the company faced the issue of image washout caused by conventional "white walls." Even with the introduction of the latest high-brightness projectors, white walls cause diffuse light reflection, resulting in the loss of contrast—the lifeblood of visual content. They realized the need to look beyond equipment specifications and change the "wall (environment)" acting as the canvas. While carefully evaluating various paints capable of preventing this washout, including competitors' products, they visited the Immersive showroom in Ebisu. The stunning "depth of color" they witnessed left a profound impact and became the deciding factor for the installation.