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February 3, 2017

AMC Leverages Gamification to Boost Programming

Attendees at Comic-Con have come to expect immersive experiences and credible representations of their favorite programs. The Abigail Experience at San Diego’s 5th Avenue Pier during Comic-Con 2016 with its interactive games and technology offered a personalized “Fear the Walking Dead” journey based around survival. The activation generated press and encouraged tune-in for the second...

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February 3, 2017

AWS Updates its Dev Conference With Digital Signage

The digital signage at last fall’s Amazon Web Services’ AWS re:Invent conference replaced traditional printed signage with a flexible, scalable solution that communicated updated content and relevant information to attendees throughout the event. And with attendance more than doubling year over year for the conference, the need for frequent updates on locations, times and anticipated...

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February 3, 2017

Cisco Boosts its IoT Tech with Immersive VR

After dipping its toes into virtual reality at this year’s Internet of Things (IoT) demonstration area, Cisco’s attendee engagement at Cisco Live will never be the same again. Oculus Rift and VR Cardboard experiences, along with a mouse-enabled 360-degree video engagement, generated buzz at the event and drove traffic to the booth. Cisco was so...

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February 3, 2017

Budweiser Quenches Festivalgoers’ Thirst for Tech

As a first-time beer sponsor at South by Southwest (SXSW), Anheuser-Busch InBev wanted to give attendees a taste of its market leadership—as well as its Budweiser Signature Draught. The Budweiser Beer Garage at the SXSWi festival, inspired by the actual Budweiser Beer Garage in Palo Alto, CA, did just that. A 4D immersive virtual reality...

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February 3, 2017

Under Armour Uses VR to Promote its New Brand House

To tease the opening of its new Brand House in Boston, Under Armour made use of an often overlooked engagement opportunity: construction barricades. Instead of posting the standard “Coming Soon” signage, Under Armour gave consumers a virtual glimpse behind “the curtain” with virtual reality goggles. Two headsets were built into the barricade, manned by brand...

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