Venice Casino
Holographic screens, interactive floors and scenic lighting to strengthen the image and guest experience at the world's oldest casino.
The challenge
The context and the need
The Casino di Venezia, inaugurated in 1638, sought technologies to define and strengthen its image while entertaining guests in an engaging, dynamic way.
The solution
What we built
We developed an integrated package of solutions including rear-projection holographic screens, a 12x3m connected Next.Carpet interactive floor system, and custom LED lighting.
The impact
Technology and tradition in a one-of-a-kind setting
Continuous interactive floor
Multiple Next.Carpet modules linked in a single 12x3m projection with themed scenarios reacting to guest movement.
Holographic communication
Rear-projection screens managed by custom software for instant visual and text content updates.
Architectural integration
Every installation designed to integrate with the historic architecture without altering its character.
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