Buzz & Play
The visitor approaches or touches a target and receives vibration feedback as the content starts.
How it works
A target is configured as a short-range automatic radio trigger. When the visitor brings the audio guide close, the device receives the target's content ID, vibrates to confirm the selection and starts playback. The trigger power is kept low enough to create the intended near or tap-like interaction. Closely spaced targets must be tuned and tested together, and reachable surfaces should be included in the cleaning plan.
Triggered playback can also control the room
All Look2Innovate audio guides and tablets support triggering. Each trigger can work on its own to start local content, or it can be combined with the optional Sync AG synchronization box. Sync AG connects to a video player or show controller, normally by GPIO, and distributes timing wirelessly while the show runs.
Triggering mode FAQs
How do visitors know Buzz & Play has triggered?
The audio guide vibrates when it receives the target's content ID, then starts the assigned track. The vibration gives immediate feedback without adding a screen prompt.
Choose the right trigger mix for your space
Share the floor plan, object spacing, visitor flow and device type. We will recommend the simplest reliable combination and test it in the exhibition.