Pavilion8
Complex industrial processes make it challenging to be both market-driven and sustain profitable operations. Manufacturers must adjust their production methodology to introduce a greater variety of higher-value products and shorter production runs. They need to produce more, run efficiently and improve product quality to the limits of available equipment. For this, they must ensure maximum uptime and more efficient transitions with less waste. In addition, manufacturers are facing stronger public demand to reduce their environmental impact and operate within regulated emissions limits. Rockwell Automation Pavilion8® Model Predictive Control (MPC) technology is an intelligence layer on top of automation systems that continuously drives the plant to achieve multiple business objectives—cost reductions, decreased emissions, consistent quality, and production increases—in real-time.
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The IN
Interactive Guide Navigator. With The IN app, it won’t take participants of the exhibition long to find out their location in the pavilion, to find the necessary pavilion, to get in touch with other visitors or managers of the exponent, and also to appoint the place or the meeting by indicating it on the map. Sign Up. When the app starts, the user has to sign up and fill in their details, so other participants in the exhibition can find them in the app, text them in the chat, and set up a meeting. Exhibitions. The screen “Exhibitions” contains the info about finished, ongoing and next exhibitions in the expo center. After sign up for the exhibition, the user can download all data on the exhibition (layout, data on exponents, etc.) News. On the “News” screen, the user can view expo center news, participate in surveys. Layout On the “Layout” screen, an interactive layout of the downloaded exhibition is displayed.
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Touch Dynamic
TouchDynamic delivers a broad lineup of interactive touchscreen computing and self-service kiosk solutions designed to support point-of-sale and customer engagement applications across retail, restaurants, grocery, convenience, and enterprise environments by combining durable hardware with flexible, OS-agnostic platforms. It includes all-in-one touchscreen terminals, self-checkout, and interactive kiosks with multi-point capacitive touch displays, mobile POS tablets, compact PCs, rugged touch monitors, and peripherals like printers and barcode scanners that together create cohesive digital service points that streamline transactions, reduce wait times, and empower customers and staff with intuitive interaction. The self-service kiosks (such as the Pagoda and Pavilion models) feature responsive multi-touch screens, robust processors, extensive storage options, and flexible mounting configurations for counter, wall, or floor use.
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Rec
Rec is a modern, mobile-first recreation management system that empowers parks and recreation departments to deliver seamless community experiences across registration, facility booking, memberships, and instructor management. It enables residents to browse activities, book camps, rent picnic pavilions or courts, and complete registration with just a few taps, comparable to Amazon-style checkout, while staff gain a unified dashboard to manage classes, facilities, waitlists, payments, and refunds. Facility reservations can be handled end-to-end: calendars, approvals, document uploads, payment automation, and real-time availability reduce double-booking and administrative load. Memberships are managed digitally with phone-based passes, check-in, tiered pricing, usage tracking, and custom reports. It supports specialized use cases such as tennis and pickleball court bookings, instructor network onboarding, and camp/after-care registration with automated waitlists.
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