Event Technology: 3D

  • Among Vintage Engen Museum Ski Gear, a High-Tech Jumper

    Yes, the Alf Engen Ski Museum is home to a dazzling display of 300 trophies, medals, scrapbooks, skis, boots, films and other collectibles that span some 70 years in the career of the Engen family. But the real design star is the interactive ski jump called the Take Flight Interactive where visitors can see how […]

  • BT Global Services Meeting Offers Holographic Experiences

    To keep its employees in the loop after a period of internal change and restructuring, BT Global Services UK gathered all its troops at the Game On Sales Kick-Off Conference last June. The theme Game On reinforced the global communications provider’s vision of not only being in the game, but also defining it. The Game […]

  • L’Oreal Takes the Museum Approach to Draw Press

    When L’Oreal USA launched its Men’s Expert skin care line last year, the company knew it would need more than a typical press event to attract and engage New York City’s notoriously hard-to-impress beauty and fashion editors. The solution: a museum-style exhibit in Manhattan’s trendy Milk Studios. Armed with headsets that played a soundtrack detailing […]

  • Dyson Launch Event Features 10-Story Vinyl Sphere

    The launch event for the new Dyson DC15 vacuum took its inspiration from the appliance’s most notable design feature: a ball. On the vacuum, it helps the machine pivot and turn like nobody’s business. At Fordham University in New York City, Dyson expanded the key feature into a 10-story tall inflatable vinyl sphere—with interactive elements, […]

  • AMD Uses 3D to Attract Broadcasting and Film Pros

    A retro-futuristic space encouraged visitors to “Break Free” from the limits of competitors’ technology, part of an effort by AMD to make sure everyone at the National Association of Broadcasters show knew its microprocessors are the go-to option for broadcasting and film professionals. To get the buzz going, pre-show mailers drove traffic to the booth […]