K-ICT Busan kiosks: development, installation and training
zzzarit developed the experience content, installed the equipment and trained the operators. The client ran the experience during the event.
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Installation, training and handover reduced dedicated on-site staffing costs.
The client needed experience content developed, equipment installed and its own team trained to operate it.
We developed the experience content, installed the equipment, trained the operators and handed over event operations to the client.
K-ICT WEEK in BUSAN took place at BEXCO from September 9 to 11, 2026. Working with 주식회사 라쿤, zzzarit developed the experience content, installed the equipment and provided operator training and handover. The client ran the experience during the event, reducing the cost of dedicated on-site staffing.
A booth visitors could interact with
The AX Lounge included kiosks that visitors could operate themselves. The event photos show people examining the screens and touching options on the displays.
The delivery also addressed who would operate the equipment after installation. zzzarit handled setup and training so the client could take over during the event.
Developing the experience content
One of the concepts discussed during preparation was a five-element reading. Result descriptions were expanded to explain strengths and points to consider based on stronger and weaker elements. A web-game-style visual direction was also proposed.
zzzarit developed the experience content and shared a functional version, followed by reviews of result descriptions and design. Equipment installation and the handover of operating responsibilities were prepared alongside the content.
The kiosk UI we developed
The opening screen introduces career, connection and compatibility readings. Visitors then choose a topic. The interface uses event branding and a background featuring Busan landmarks.
Welcome and topic selection, captured from the deployed kiosk UI at 1080×1920.
Visitors enter their name using the on-screen Korean keyboard, then select their birth date and time before viewing the result. The flow uses touchscreen controls without an external keyboard.
The name 가나다 and birth information are fictional examples for these screenshots, not attendee data.
The result screen combines the chosen reading, a balance chart for the five elements, and an interpretation connected to places in Busan. Print and restart controls appear at the bottom.
These images were captured by interacting with the deployed application. They are separate from the event photos and show the interface and participant journey developed by zzzarit.
What zzzarit delivered
- Experience content development and screen reviews
- Staff visit and equipment installation
- Training for the client’s operators
- Operational handover after installation
zzzarit staff attended the installation. Once the equipment was set up, we trained the client’s operators and handed over the experience for them to run.
Reducing dedicated staffing costs
The client handled operations during the event. zzzarit staff attended installation but did not remain on site throughout the event. Training and handover were included in the delivery so the client could take over.
This reduced the cost of keeping a dedicated zzzarit operator on site. Events with their own operators can consider a package combining equipment, content, installation and training. Additional on-site staffing can be scoped separately when needed.
Define the scope for your event
Share your dates, venue, preferred experience and whether you have your own operators. Explore our kiosk and experience service to discuss equipment, installation, training and any additional staffing.
FAQ
Did zzzarit staff stay throughout the event?
No. Staff attended installation and provided training and handover. The client then ran the experience during the event.
Which costs did this arrangement reduce?
It reduced the cost of keeping dedicated zzzarit staff on site during the event. The final scope and price depend on equipment, content, dates, installation conditions and operator availability.
What information is needed for a similar delivery?
Share the dates, venue, preferred experience and whether your team can operate it. We can then define equipment, content, installation and training requirements.