To strengthen its sales presentation to potential customers, Ryko Solutions sought out QA Graphics for a creative solution that would provide better visualization of Ryko car wash systems in customers’ bays. QA Graphics’ 3D design team created a series of photorealistic graphics that accurately showcase the company’s CleanTouch rollover vehicle car wash system.
To complete the project, Ryko provided architectural drawings and QA Graphics visited a car wash location to take photographs, ensuring the final graphics accurately portray the equipment. The graphics illustrate how the car wash station looks from the point of entry, overhead showing the CleanTouch equipment and its components, and exiting the wash.
“Our experience working with QA Graphics was fantastic. They were very responsive to our needs and provided the high-end type of visuals that we were looking for,” said Doug Roush, marketing product manager at Ryko. “We will use these graphics to generate additional revenue. Having such realistic visuals like these will allow us to do so.” Learn more about this project.
Energy Efficiency Education Dashboard for Green McDonald’s
QA Graphics developed an interactive display for the owners of the latest green McDonald’s® located in Riverside, California, to help show customers why the new restaurant is sustainable and energy efficient. The Energy Efficiency Education Dashboard is anticipated to help attain the Innovation in Design green education credit as part of the restaurant’s LEED certification. Learn more.
“We were impressed with the solution QA Graphics provided, including the ability to link the display to our solar photovoltaic array and provide real-time data of the energy generated from the solar array,” said Candace Spiel, the McDonald's owner/operator. View the live application.
Video Solution for TurollaOCG
QA Graphics created a video for TurollaOCG, member of the Sauer-Danfoss Group to showcase at their tradeshows, on their website and during customer visits. Turolla OCG is a leading manufacturer and supplier of state-of-the-art gear products and fan drive solutions with manufacturing locations in both North America and Europe.
“The video that QA Graphics created for us was noted as the best video out of 7 used in our tradeshow booth by a member of our leadership team,” said Rob Arndt, manager - global marketing of TurollaOCG. “I was very impressed with QA Graphics’ personal commitment to drop everything and expedite project changes for us.” View other examples of multimedia solutions.
Dashboard for Green Residence Hall
Eastern Mennonite University (Harrisonburg, Va.) uses the Energy Efficiency Education Dashboard to demonstrate the sustainable features implemented when building its Cedarwood residence hall. Real-time energy use is displayed to provide a way for students to learn about the building and be aware of how their lifestyles impact the environment. EMU anticipates LEED Silver certification and the Energy Efficiency Education Dashboard® will help attain an Innovation in Design education credit.
“Community education is important to EMU, both because it earns us a LEED credit, but more importantly because we want to share ideas about how to live and build more sustainably,” said Andrea Wenger, director of marketing and communications at Eastern Mennonite University. “The dashboard provides a way for visitors to learn about the building as well as students living and visiting there to be aware of how their lifestyles impact the environment. This is a living and learning community...telling the story of Cedarwood's construction and building use fits in with our mission as a university committed to sustainability.” Learn more about this project. Learn more about the EEED.
Building Display for Historical Roshek Building
QA Graphics has provided an Energy Efficiency Education Dashboard to be displayed in Dubuque, Iowa’s newly renovated Roshek building to serve as an educational tool to demonstrate Roshek’s sustainable features with occupants and the community. Through education, occupants and visitors can understand how they too can be more sustainable and make an efficient impact on the building. Displayed on a 32-inch touchscreen in the lobby, the application provides information explaining what LEED is, as well as what sustainable features are in place to meet the LEED green building certification requirements.
“Providing a public display such as this allows us to share what makes a sustainable building, and it gets everyone motivated to change their actions towards sustainability,” said Jeff Rusch of Gronen Properties, Facilities Manager of the Roshek building.
Details about the rehabilitation are shared, explaining what features were restored, like the handrails and hardwood floors, as well as materials that were recycled or reused. Also described are other sustainable features throughout the building, including an energy-efficient mechanical system, reflective roof, water-efficient fixtures, and awnings to reduce solar heat gain. Learn more about this project.
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To strengthen its sales presentation to potential customers, 
Eastern Mennonite University (Harrisonburg, Va.) uses the Energy Efficiency Education Dashboard to demonstrate the sustainable features implemented when building its Cedarwood residence hall. Real-time energy use is displayed to provide a way for students to learn about the building and be aware of how their lifestyles impact the environment. EMU anticipates LEED Silver certification and the Energy Efficiency Education Dashboard® will help attain an Innovation in Design education credit. 
QA Graphics has provided an Energy Efficiency Education Dashboard to be displayed in Dubuque, Iowa’s newly renovated Roshek building to serve as an educational tool to demonstrate Roshek’s sustainable features with occupants and the community. Through education, occupants and visitors can understand how they too can be more sustainable and make an efficient impact on the building. Displayed on a 32-inch touchscreen in the lobby, the application provides information explaining what LEED is, as well as what sustainable features are in place to meet the LEED green building certification requirements. 
