Customers view samples in store
They see sofas, beds, cabinets, lighting or appliances, but all inside the store setting.
Customers stand at the big screen while sales teams place products in their room, change colors, materials and packages, explain size, matching and price, then let them scan the plan to mobile.
Even when sales teams explain carefully, customers often only remember that a product looks nice. They still do not know whether it fits their own size, style and budget.
They see sofas, beds, cabinets, lighting or appliances, but all inside the store setting.
Brochures, slides, fixed videos and model rooms are used to explain matching effects.
After leaving, they only have a quotation, a few images and chat history, which makes decisions hard.
Customers do not take away a plan they can keep viewing, so follow-up lacks a shared visual basis.
Size, color, style and budget are left for the customer to imagine.
Ordinary large screens play fixed content and cannot adapt to customer questions on site.
Back on mobile, customers do not have a complete plan to keep viewing and asking about.
Ordinary ad players mainly show images and videos. SenHOME Station helps customers stand in front of the screen and understand their own room, store products, prices and alternatives at once.

Sales teams open the customer’s floor plan, a model room or a room drawn on site instead of only showing abstract renderings.
If the customer dislikes something, sales can immediately change furniture, walls, flooring or soft decor.
The team can continue discussing what products are used, what can be replaced and roughly how much it costs.
Customers can keep viewing the plan after leaving, and sales can follow up around the same content.
Device specs help choose the right store deployment. Desktop web prepares products and plans; Station brings that content into offline selling.
Furniture, real estate and renovation stores are moving from playing ads to explaining plans on screen. SenHOME Station fits sites that need live explanation, comparison and lead capture.
Brand stores do not only show product images; they show how the product looks in the customer’s home.
Suitable for tile, flooring, bathroom, cabinets and whole-home custom projects to compare materials, colors, packages and budgets.
After viewing a floor plan, customers can continue into renovation, furniture, appliance and model-room plans.
At events, users can choose styles, view spaces, take plans away and continue on mobile.
The new footage shows real Station use in store: customers see the space, sales teams explain products, catalogs and AI layout, then customers take the plan away.
Station first shows texture and spatial depth clearly, then moves into products, AI layout and in-store explanation.
Sales teams do not only recite specs. They place beds, sofas, lighting and decor in the room so customers see style, matching and effect.
Sales teams can generate a layout from the room and preferences, turning products, style and spatial fit into a plan customers can discuss.
Brand products are not just images and prices. The system turns product images into 3D assets that can enter room plans.
Sales teams can edit by voice, review the furniture list and budget, then let customers scan the plan so they can keep editing at home with family.
Sales teams do not rely only on words; they place products into the customer’s room.
Customers scan the plan, and sales can keep discussing budget and products later.
Products and room templates uploaded by headquarters can be shared with stores and events.
Station works only when products, room templates, sales actions and follow-up are prepared together.
Upload product images, prices, materials, 3D models and room templates on desktop web.
Confirm power, network, placement, screen direction and customer position. Put it where plans are explained.
Sales teams demo in this order: open customer room, place products, replace live, scan to take away.
New products, campaign packages and room templates are updated regularly and shared across stores.
Offline screens are moving from ad playback to sales assistance: larger screens, faster content updates and lower explanation costs help stores turn attention into plans and leads.
Screens above 52 inches are becoming an important way for offline stores to explain plans.
After digital signage deployment, information updates can be much faster, reducing repeated poster changes and manual notices.
Smart wayfinding and interactive screens in home retail can reduce customer inquiry time and sales explanation pressure.
When customers see size, matching and budget on site, sales can move interest into a concrete plan.
The market is moving from buying hardware to hardware plus software plus content service.
Single stores can start with standard hardware; chains, showrooms, sales centers and events fit Pro hardware and service packages better.
For single stores, showrooms, model rooms and event sites.
For chain stores, premium showrooms, sales centers and brand launch events.
For group-level stores, overseas channels, real estate projects and multi-device setups.