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AV Stumpfl Launches Screen Configurator with Interactive 3D Visualization and AR Preview

From a desktop browser, users can generate a QR code to transfer their current configuration to a smartphone, where the configured screen can be placed into any real environment using the device's camera.

AV Stumpfl has launched a new online screen configurator, giving integrators and designers a self-serve tool to specify projection screens from six of the company's screen families. Available in both metric and imperial versions, the configurator covers MONOBLOX, MONOCLIP, MONOLYTE, VARIO, VARIOCLIP, and FULLWHITE.

AV Stumpfl's projection screens are highly configurable products, with many combinations of factors and features to consider for any given project. The configurator resolves this complexity by guiding users through each parameter group in a logical sequence, from initial screen selection to transport and accessory options, building an accurate and complete specification in a single environment.

At every step, the selected configuration is reflected in a real-time 3D model that can be inspected from any angle, the company says. Scale reference figures are included for immediate context. Users can toggle dimension labels on and off, adjust the vertical position of the screen, and download the 3D model or a screenshot directly from the interface. A completed configuration generates a full parts list ready for submission as a quote request. Users who need guidance at any point can access a Best Match option or contact AV Stumpfl's team from within the tool.

A standout feature, the company says, is the integrated augmented reality preview. From a desktop browser, users can generate a QR code to transfer their current configuration to a smartphone, where the configured screen can be placed into any real environment using the device's camera. The AR view allows designers and end clients to assess the actual scale and footprint of a proposed screen before any product is ordered. This is a capability that previously required either a physical mock-up or a separate visualisation workflow.

"Specifying projection screens involves more moving parts than you might think," says Rainer Brandstatter, head of marketing, AV Stumpfl. "The configurator gives integrators and designers the confidence to work through those decisions independently, with the right information at each step and a complete, accurate specification at the end of it. The AR feature is particularly significant. This lets you put the product into the room before you buy it. That can change the conversation with the end client entirely."

Configurations can be saved and shared with colleagues, clients or project partners at any stage of the process, supporting collaborative design and client approval workflows. The combination of shareable configurations, downloadable 3D assets, screenshot exports and the AR preview in a single tool is designed to compress the timeline from project brief to confirmed order.

The screen configurator follows the AV Stumpfl PIXERA hardware configurator introduced at ISE 2026 in February, and it reflects the company's ongoing investment in self-serve tools designed to reduce the time customers spend on specification and administrative tasks. Both metric and imperial versions of the software are available now via the links below.

Metric Software:
portal.combeenation.com/cfgr/AVSTUMPFL/SCREEN/222976064200684544/edit/0GTEQeNBQnY?lang=EN&unit=metric

Imperial Software:
portal.combeenation.com/cfgr/AVSTUMPFL/SCREEN/222976063149487104/edit/0GTEQdE2iK8?lang=EN&unit=imperial

WWWwww.avstumpfl.com

WWWpixera.one


(30 July 2026)

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