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Capture
Manual or automatic photography during the experience.
Automatically capture, identify, organize, sell, and deliver every visitor's photographs.
Foturix connects cameras, photographers, wristbands, points of sale, and digital channels in one platform built for parks, tours, attractions, and entertainment venues.
From a photograph taken automatically during a ride to images captured by a photographer, Foturix associates them with each visitor and makes them available for browsing, purchase, and digital download.
Parks and attractions can generate thousands of photographs in a single day. Foturix automates the challenge of identifying who owns each image, processing it, displaying it, collecting payment, and delivering it without adding friction to the operation.
Manual or automatic photography during the experience.
Connect photographs with visitors, families, groups, tours, or wristbands.
Automatically generate optimized versions, thumbnails, and watermarked photographs.
Let visitors browse and purchase photographs at kiosks or through digital channels.
Visitors access their purchased photographs and download them to their device.
Foturix can integrate fixed cameras installed at rides, routes, or photo spots to capture images without requiring a photographer to physically operate the camera.
Capture can be triggered automatically through different mechanisms.
When a visitor passes a defined point, a reader detects their wristband and Foturix can coordinate the camera shutter.
The photograph is linked to the correct visitor or group, reducing identification work afterward.
At attractions where timing depends on the visitor's, vehicle's, or activity's position, sensors installed along the route can trigger capture automatically.
This captures the exact moments with the greatest experiential value.
A fixed-camera infrastructure can work alongside traditional photographers within the same Foturix ecosystem.
Foturix also digitizes the park photographer's operation.
Photographers work with conventional cameras while the system maintains the relationship between captured photographs and visitors through wristbands, sessions, groups, and operational assignments.
This preserves the flexibility and creativity of a human photographer without losing digital traceability.
The wristband becomes the identifier that follows the visitor through the experience: reservation, visitors, family or group, wristbands, and experiences.
At the end of the experience, visitors find their photographs without manually searching through thousands of images.
The entire process can be completed without printed photographs.
Staff register or identify the reservation, assign wristbands, and can display information or QR codes on a visitor-facing screen.
Photographs are generated along the route by photographers, fixed cameras, wristband readers, and sensors at strategic points.
Foturix receives the photographs and automates association, thumbnails, optimized versions, watermarks, and preparation for browsing and sale.
Visitors view their photographs from kiosks installed throughout the park.
Photographs or digital packages are purchased through the channels enabled by the park.
After purchase, visitors receive digital access to view and download their photographs.
Foturix kiosks let visitors browse their photographs before leaving the venue.
After identifying themselves with a wristband or code, the system displays images from their visit; photographs not yet purchased appear as protected watermarked versions.
Once payment is complete, Foturix unlocks access to the corresponding photographs.
The commercial opportunity does not end when a visitor leaves the park.
Foturix provides digital access so visitors can later view their photographs from a phone, tablet, or computer.
This extends the sales window beyond the park's physical points of sale.
Foturix creates a traceable photography operation and provides operational and commercial insight into the service.
Visitor → Reservation → Wristband → Experience → Photographer or camera → Photograph → Purchase
Foturix is designed for venues that generate thousands of photographs and serve hundreds or thousands of visitors every day. Its architecture separates the park's local operation from services available online.
Critical processes can run within the park's own infrastructure:
Cloud infrastructure extends the experience beyond the park:
ATVs, zip lines, bicycles, circuits, and extreme activities.
Slides, pools, routes, and water attractions.
Attractions, roller coasters, and photo spots.
Horses, camels, vehicles, nature routes, and guided activities.
Viewpoints, tours, cultural attractions, and organized experiences.
Venues where photography is part of the experience or creates an additional sales opportunity.
Foturix is designed as an integration-ready platform. Depending on each park's infrastructure and needs, it can connect with reservation systems, wristbands and readers, sensors, fixed cameras, workstations, kiosks, messaging services, payment platforms, local and cloud infrastructure, and external systems through APIs.
This lets Foturix fit around the existing operation instead of forcing the park to replace all of its systems.
A photograph can begin with a camera shutter inside an attraction and end seconds or minutes later digitally linked to the right visitor.
One platform manages the complete digital photography lifecycle inside and outside the park.