Case Study: Daisho Glass Co., Ltd.

Client & use case

Challenges before adoption

• Interpreter and multilingual staff were needed for overseas visitors, creating heavy burden at each show
• A wide product range across cosmetics, food, beverage, and toiletry made tailored explanations depend on individual staff
• Traditional video and 3D production required significant time and cost, slowing updates before and after shows
• Limited booth space made it hard to communicate multiple product lines efficiently

What MediaverseR delivered

• 3D presentation content across multiple themes: company overview, Gyoku Glass, Inner Relief, and Carbon-Free Factory
• Multilingual versions for exhibition visitors, including Japanese, English, and Chinese
• Interactive presentations with AI caster voice narration, published via dedicated URLs
• QR codes at booths so visitors can view each language version on smartphones and tablets
• Product videos and images organized in 3D space for self-paced browsing

Exhibition usage

Beyond domestic shows, MediaverseR content was offered at exhibitions in Europe and North America via QR codes or tablets at the booth. Visitors could watch corporate and product information in their language while staff focused on deeper Q&A and business discussions.

Multilingual, QR, and mobile access

Visitors scan a QR code to open each language version on a smartphone or tablet—no app install required. AI casters deliver voice and subtitle explanations in the browser. The same URLs can be reused on websites and sales materials after the show.

Confirmed outcomes & client feedback

The items below are outcomes confirmed in this case. They are not generic projected benefits such as application-rate improvements.

• Visitors could watch product and corporate explanations in their language at the booth, reducing missed engagement
• Less need for full-time interpreters and explanation staff, easing booth operations
• The same URLs could be reused before and after exhibitions, improving update and rollout efficiency
• Visitors could review multiple products at their own pace, supporting better understanding during booth visits

“Compared with conventional video and 3D production, production effort was kept to roughly one-tenth or less.”

Adoption process

1. Discovery: exhibition goals, products to highlight, and target visitor languages
2. Script and structure for MediaverseR based on existing corporate and product materials
3. Production and review of 3D space, AI casters, and multilingual versions
4. Booth setup with QR codes and tablets, plus staff briefing
5. Post-show reuse of URLs on websites and in sales follow-up

Related MediaverseR capabilities

• Voice narration and interactive presentations with AI casters
• 50+ languages via AI translation and speech synthesis
• Browser-based 3D space (no dedicated app)
• Instant access via QR codes and URLs (smartphone and tablet ready)
• Exhibition-ready templates for corporate intro, product PR, and factory tours

FAQ about this case

In what exhibition settings did Daisho Glass use MediaverseR?

At domestic and overseas exhibition booths for both product introduction and corporate PR. Visitors view multilingual 3D presentations via QR codes or tablets at the booth.

Which languages were supported?

Japanese, English, and Chinese were primary, with additional languages as needed per show. MediaverseR supports 50+ languages.

How were QR codes used?

QR codes at the booth let visitors open the dedicated MediaverseR URL on their smartphone—no app installation required.