Interactive kiosks & digital twins for defense, medical, technology, and industrial brands
Put your hardest-to-explain product in their hands.
Your product is too big to ship, too complex to explain in a hallway, or too sensitive to demo live. We build touchscreen kiosks around a digital twin of it, so buyers can explore it at the trade show, the exhibit, and the executive briefing center, understand it in minutes, and remember you after they leave.
Projects typically start at $35,000.
The reel: kiosks, digital twins, and installations we have built for briefing centers, trade shows, and exhibits.
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The problem
Great products get walked past every day.
You can’t roll a turbine into a 20×20 booth. So the buyer gets a brochure.
Your product doesn’t fit
Satellites, surgical systems, and production lines don’t travel. Photos and spec sheets can’t show what makes yours better.
Your story doesn’t land
Your engineers need twenty minutes. A visitor gives you ninety seconds, takes a pen, and forgets you by the next aisle.
Your demo depends on who’s working
The best explanation of your product changes with whoever is staffing the booth that day.
Engine digital twin with a live exploded view
The solution
A test drive for a product you can’t bring.
A digital twin is a working 3D copy of your product on a touchscreen. Visitors can open it up, run it, and watch it solve their problem. See how our kiosks work.
They can take it apart
Cutaways and exploded views let buyers see inside the product you couldn’t ship, so they ask better questions and stay longer.
They can watch it work
Real-time simulations show your product handling their scenario, so they see the result instead of reading about it.
They get your best pitch every time
Guided flows carry your strongest explanation, so a new rep delivers it as well as your senior engineer.
Where it works
Everywhere your buyers make up their minds.
Executive briefing centers
Where deals get decided. Give visiting executives an experience that ends the meeting with a next step, not a follow-up deck. Briefing centers
Trade shows
Stop the aisle. A kiosk people want to touch turns passersby into conversations your team can qualify.
Exhibits and museums
Make complex ideas stick for thousands of visitors a day, without a guide at every station.
Selected work
Trusted by teams that can’t afford a bad show.
How we work
From first call to opening day.
Step 1
A 30-minute project call
Your product, your audience, your venue, and your date. You leave with a clear budget range.
Step 2
A concept you can see
We map what visitors will see and do, and show you before anything gets built.
Step 3
Built, tested, installed
Your experience is built, tested, and running before the doors open.
A note from the founder
You’ll see it before it’s built.
For more than ten years I’ve built kiosks, AR and VR experiences, and installations for some of the largest brands in the world, at trade shows, executive briefing centers, and permanent installations. I started Grey State Development to bring that same enterprise-grade work to more companies.
Here’s what I promise about the process. We listen before we propose anything. You’ll see wireframes, mockups, and working prototypes early, while there’s still time to steer. Milestone demos keep you in the loop, so there are no surprises. And one team owns your project from discovery to launch. We don’t hand it off to subcontractors.
Lucas WarnerFounder & CEO, Grey State Development
Investment
What it costs.
Projects typically start at $35,000 for a single trade show kiosk and scale with the size of the experience, up to full executive briefing center installations. On the first call we’ll give you a real range, plus the visuals and numbers you need to get it approved internally.
Have a show or briefing center coming up?
Tell us about the product and the date. We’ll tell you what’s possible and what it costs.