Building a phygital platform with Ember.js
summary
Ocular builds a phygital CMS and device manager called Xperify platform that runs Ember apps on kiosks, touch walls and virtual showrooms and powers over 50 interactive installations (Ghent University Museum among them). The stack uses Ember add-ons for shared components, an Electron+Node installer to deliver large assets like 8K touch wall videos for offline use, Crossbar messaging, RFID bracelets and object‑recognition sensors, and Twilio for virtual showroom video calls. The core claim: one codebase updates both physical and virtual deployments.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 1:05What is phygital platform
- 3:05Building the platform with Ember.js
- 6:46Creating a reusable library
- 8:40Handling offline functionality
- 10:04Ensuring accessibility
- 11:09Virtual showrooms during pandemic
- 13:45Combining hardware and software
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