Viatris's Yupelri booth at ATS 2022 in San Francisco: a walk-through arch as the centerpiece, touchscreens and portrait monitors throughout, and a patient-profile LED wall with an iPad app we built so visitors could pull up each patient's story.
By the numbers
- 24
- LED tiles in the patient wall
- 10
- Monitors and touchscreens
- 6
- iPads on the floor
- 3
- Show days at Moscone
The arch and the floor
For ATS, Viatris wanted an open, clinical-feeling booth that still pulled people in. A freestanding Yupelri arch was the centerpiece, and the technology ran through the whole floor: portrait monitors scrolling safety information at the entrance, 55-inch and 65-inch touchscreens at the clinical stations, a three-question quiz on iPads, and a speaker-registration iPad at the desk. An LED tech and an A/V tech installed over three days and ran the floor through the three show days.
The patient-profile wall
The piece that mattered most was the patient-profile wall: a three-by-two-meter LED wall of twenty-four 2.6mm tiles running content we produced, paired with an iPad app we built so visitors could pull up any patient shown on the wall and read their profile. Clinicians moved between the wall and the iPads at their own pace, which is exactly how the booth was meant to work.
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