AI mirror installation in Bangkok

We installed an AI mirror on the VAIM stand at IMCAS Asia in Bangkok, demonstrating Juvelook and the PDLLA biostimulation range to a congress of aesthetic physicians. Bangkok is where the medical aesthetics industry meets in Asia, and a mirror at a congress has a different job from a mirror in a clinic.

The short version. Real-time AI mirror for congresses and clinics. Software from 8,000 EUR, hardware 1,000 to 5,000 EUR on top. Free pilot, two to four weeks from brief to live, Thai import and certification planned in.

What we install in Bangkok

Interactive mirrors for aesthetic clinics, which is the strongest fit here: show a patient a simulated result before a consultation commits them. AI mirrors for congress stands where a sponsor needs to stop a physician walking past. AR photo booths for launches and mall activations. And AR mirrors for retail and hotels.

Two different Bangkok projects, two different briefs

A congress stand is a three day sprint. The Athenee Hotel in June, three thousand two hundred attendees, one hundred and ten sponsors, and every one of them competing for the same aisle traffic. On a stand, the mirror has to work in the first second, because a physician who does not stop is already three metres past. There is no room for a tutorial screen. That is why the IMCAS build led with the result rather than the interface: someone walks up, sees themselves transformed, and then asks what it is.

A clinic is the opposite. The visit is long, private, and the patient is anxious. Here the mirror is a consultation tool, and its credibility depends on restraint. An over-promised simulation is worse than no simulation, because a patient who feels misled in the chair becomes a complaint rather than a booking. The same technology, calibrated differently, with disclaimers built into the flow instead of buried in small print.

Both are worth doing. Neither should be sold as the other.

Installing in Bangkok, practically

Heat and humidity are the first engineering constraint. Bangkok is hot all year and wet for roughly half of it, and an air-conditioned mall is not the same environment as an open-air lobby. Condensation on a cool glass surface in a humid room is not a cosmetic issue, it is the camera losing its subject. We specify the enclosure and the airflow for the room the unit will actually stand in.

Electrical supply is 230 volts at 50 hertz, with Type A, B and C sockets depending on the building. Older buildings mix socket types in the same room, which is a detail to check rather than assume. Voltage is fine for our units; the plug is not.

Import brings Thai certification for electrical equipment, and duty that depends on classification. That is a step with its own duration, so it belongs at the start of the plan rather than the end. A crate that clears three days after the launch date is a launch that did not happen.

The calendar matters too. The monsoon runs roughly May to October, which affects any outdoor installation, and the congress calendar clusters around it. Book the crew for IMCAS early, because every AV supplier in the city is doing the same thing in the same week.

Who buys this in Bangkok

Aesthetic clinics and dermatology practices, single site or a group. Medical device and injectable brands needing a congress presence that is not another roll-up banner. Cosmetics and skincare brands in Siam, Sukhumvit or ICONSIAM. Hotels and resorts adding something to a lobby. Agencies producing a launch who want the interactive build handled rather than subcontracted twice.

B2B only. No weddings, no private parties, no consumer rentals.

Cost and timeline

A congress build costs less than a permanent one because there is no shopfit and no certification for permanent installation. Ask for that quote specifically if the need is a three day event.

See the mirror running

Filmed on site, our own hardware and our own software. No render, no post-production overlay.

Questions from Bangkok clients

Can the mirror show a treatment result? It can show a simulated one, and the wording matters. We build the flow so the simulation is labelled as a simulation. In a medical setting, that is not a detail.

Does it work on a congress stand with limited space? Yes. A 55 or 65 inch vertical unit fits a standard stand and still reads from the aisle.

Can it collect leads? Yes, with consent. The QR handoff can capture contact details alongside the photo, which is usually the real reason a sponsor wants a mirror at a congress.

What about the humidity in an open-air venue? It is specified for. Tell us the venue type at the brief stage, because the enclosure changes.

Do you work with local partners? Yes. For permanent installations we agree a first-line support arrangement locally, with our team handling the software.

Let’s talk about your Bangkok project

Tell us whether this is a congress, a clinic or a launch, and the date. We will tell you what the venue demands and what import will take. The pilot is free.