The Immersive Showroom consists of three main parts: floor-to-ceiling high-definition displays, modular interactive tables, and the platform. The floor-to-ceiling displays will likely incur the most expensive budget and as discussed in previous meetings, will not be included in this proposal. These high-definition displays will serve as the medium in which to showcase full clothing collections at a 1:1 scale. The modular interactive tables are touchscreen displays that are configurable to accommodate a wide variety of people and situations. These tables are the main tool by which Buyers and Sellers interact with, while the platform is the application that organizes the various digital files and allows for the integration and communication with the modular interactive tables, the floor-to-ceiling high-definition displays, and Perry Ellis’ current system
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