Believable examples that show how the devices combine. (Illustrative scenarios, not named customer case studies — we'll replace them with real installations as they go live.)
A first-time owner builds one room. A Core runs the show from its built-in audio and GPIO; one Relay Node drives the maglocks; a GPIO Node reads the puzzle buttons and a hidden reed switch; an Audio Node layers ambience and stings; a Panel Node sits at the desk. The owner designs the whole thing in Studio over a weekend, publishes to the Core, and runs it from the OCC.
A growing operator runs five connected rooms telling one story. Each room has its own GPIO, Sensor and Relay Nodes; shared Audio and Video Nodes drive media; a DMX Node controls the lighting rig; the Core orchestrates all of it. Because it is one platform, transitions between rooms are choreographed precisely, and a single operator monitors the whole attraction's health from one console.
A museum installs a dozen interactive exhibits. Sensor Nodes detect visitors; Video and Audio Nodes deliver responsive media; a DMX Node handles accent lighting. The exhibits run unattended for years, update over the air, and report health to a Core that a single non-technical staff member checks each morning.
A seasonal haunt needs dozens of scares to fire on cue in a harsh, dusty environment. Sensor Nodes trigger on guest presence; Relay Nodes fire pneumatic effects and drop props; Audio Nodes deliver perfectly-timed stings; a DMX Node drives the lighting. Everything is sealed against the environment and fails safe — a dropped connection pauses an effect, it doesn't endanger a guest.
A production company standardizes on IMMERSE Control for repeatable cues. Lighting through a DMX Node, sound through an Audio Node, projection through a Video Node, and an existing media server bridged through a Serial Node — all cued deterministically from the Core so opening night and the hundredth night run identically.
Bring us your rooms, effects and ideas — we'll show you how the devices combine and scope the right system.