Discover the new Virtual showroom: the physical experience also becomes virtual
The Studio Auriga showroom can now be visited remotely, in a virtual dimension.
Company news Arsutoria
March 2024
You can access the Virtual Showroom via computer or mobile phone. Through the Virtual Showroom section in the top menu of the website, or by clicking here, it is, in fact, possible to access and visit all the spaces of the Studio Auriga headquarters, and in particular, to virtually walk around the showroom, set up with Tajima single-head and multi-head embroidery machines, GMI systems for laser cutting and engraving, the prestigious Makò Aurifil cotton threads. By approaching each of them, you can see the details and access other information materials, such as videos, images and technical data sheets.
AurigaAcademy, for training on industrial embroidery, and the Tajima Software departments are also virtually accessible.
For Studio Auriga, always being one step ahead is an existential mission. Technical excellence, contained in our payoff, is not built only by presenting the best-performing machinery on the market but also by providing cutting-edge services aligned with the needs of our time. We are proud to be able to benefit from the most inclusive technologies, such as virtual reality, to make the world of embroidery as accessible as possible.
The Virtual Showroom certainly does not replace the physical experience consolidated over many years of work. To use all the instruments live and carry out tests and prototypes in total confidentiality and supported by a dedicated team, physical access to the showroom located in Solaro (Milan) is always possible upon reservation.
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