This is what they'll see
walking the floor.

Step onto the IBS 2027 expo floor. A life-size Hardie home stands in the center of a 20×20 booth. Two projectors flank a kiosk in front. An attendee taps. The house transforms. You're seeing what every passerby will see, every fifteen seconds, for four days.

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Presenter Notes

3D Booth Walkthrough · For the JH Pitch

What this is showing

A 3D recreation of how the booth would look on the IBS 2027 expo floor. The kiosk in the lower-right is the interactive Hardie Designer. The house in the middle of the booth is the projection-mapped canvas. The visible light cones from the projectors show the real-time mapping happening.

Why this beats a deck slide

JH can see it before they buy it. The pitch deck talks about a kiosk + life-size house — this lets them stand in the booth and judge it.
It's interactive. Anyone in the room can drive the kiosk and watch the house update.
Same content stack as the real build. What we'd ship to the booth is this exact data model + a TouchDesigner/madMapper render engine driving real projectors onto a real Hardie-clad mockup wall (or LED siding, per the sketch).

The build path

iPad in landscape running the kiosk web app (same React/HTML).
WebSocket sync (Pusher/Ably or local Wi-Fi Socket.io) → content engine PC.
Engine runs in TouchDesigner. Two short-throw projectors (Epson Pro L-series or Optoma ZH507+) flank the kiosk, calibrated to the house geometry.
Alt: 2-sided LED siding (per Mike's sketch). Higher cost, full daylight visibility — better for an open expo hall.
Photo capture: Sony Alpha + Camera Remote SDK or Capture One tether. Composite the attendee's photo over the rendered home and deliver via QR/email.

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