How does PRANCE showcase innovation in aluminum ceiling and wall design without relying on product displays?

When large product installations are impractical indoors, PRANCE demonstrates innovation through a blend of technical artifacts and immersive digital tools. We use cutaway samples and cross-section boards to reveal internal components — clips, suspension rails, acoustic backings, and integration nodes for lighting or HVAC — so attendees can see how systems perform and how they are installed. Acoustic test rigs and quick live demonstrations illustrate sound absorption and reverberation control in real time. Digitally, BIM models, CAD details, and VR/AR walkthroughs allow designers to experience product behavior in typical project scenarios (an airport concourse, an office lobby, or a shopping center) and to visualize scale, shadow lines, and installation sequences. Case studies and performance reports are made available for download so visitors can review test data and installed references. This multi-channel approach shows innovation through evidence — assembly logic, engineered details, verified test results, and realistic visualizations — rather than only by physical product placement.