01 — ABOUT
IMMERAXIS brings together experience design, display technology, engineering and project delivery for immersive and custom visual environments.
Based in Japan and operated by VPTEC Co., Ltd., IMMERAXIS coordinates the specialized resources required for projects that extend beyond conventional display systems.
ILLUSTRATIVE ARCHITECTURAL ENVIRONMENT — NOT IMMERAXIS PROJECT DOCUMENTATION.
02 — IDENTITY
IMMERAXIS begins with the project: its environment, audience experience and technical requirements, rather than a fixed product catalog.
Understanding the environment, audience and intended experience.
Translating geometry and performance requirements into an integrated technical system.
Selecting or developing the appropriate LED and display platform.
Coordinating specialized resources from design through commissioning and lifecycle support.
03 — NETWORK
Japan-based client coordination connects project requirements with international engineering and delivery resources. The disciplines and responsibilities are defined around each project.
Client communication · Project coordination · Commercial interface · Local service coordination
Engineering · Display technology · Specialized manufacturing · Control & integration · Installation resources · Technical support
Client / Project
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IMMERAXIS
Japan Coordination
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International Engineering & Delivery Resources
Resources are coordinated according to project scope and may include specialized engineering, manufacturing, integration and service partners.
04 — OPERATOR
IMMERAXIS is a brand operated by VPTEC Co., Ltd., Japan. VPTEC provides the operating platform for the IMMERAXIS brand and its Japan-based client and project coordination activities.
05 — PROJECTS
When geometry, architecture, display performance and project delivery are interdependent, the solution must be engineered as one system.
06 — PROCESS
Understand
Define
Engineer
Configure
Validate
Deliver
Support
07 — MODEL
A Japan-based point of coordination.
Access to the right technical disciplines for each project.
Resources assembled around project requirements rather than a fixed delivery model.
Coordination continues beyond commissioning where required.