Event Technology: Projection Mapping
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Tech-Heavy Microsoft Conference Spans Three Locations
Mixing business and pleasure is no longer out of bounds for b-to-b conference marketers. Case in point: Microsoft’s 2015 Worldwide Partner Conference, where the brand employed tech-driven experiences that fostered networking and fueled collaboration within the Microsoft US Partner community to create a professional yet fun conference environment. The show spanned three locations. The US […]
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Google Projection Highlights YouTube 360 Features
The YouTube 360 Theater leveraged its prime spot in the Sandbox demo area of Google’s Zeitgeist conference to re-create the viewing experience of a YouTube 360 video. The large-scale installation showcased video footage using a 360-degree projection that immersed attendees as they entered the space. Attendees also could experience 360 content in the YouTube app […]
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Microsoft Brings Xbox to Life with Reflective Staging
The Xbox Media Briefing at 2015 E3 was as big and bold as Xbox itself, a constantly changing combination of projection, lighting and digital media where surfaces and reflections converged and immersed the 4,000 attendees at USC’s Galen Center arena and millions of remote viewers into the world of Xbox. Scenic elements, reflective staging and […]
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Acura Event Features Pulsating Light and Sound Tunnel
It didn’t take long for the attendees at Acura’s first multinational dealer meeting, which took place last October at the McCormick Place Convention Center in Chicago, to get the message about the company’s new “One Global Brand, One Dealer Body” marketing platform. They experienced both first-hand as they stepped through a colorful, pulsating tunnel at […]
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Consumers Chill at Nike’s Immersive Glacial Event
It may have been 90 degrees in Manhattan, but Nike’s September launch of its Cold Weather Collection and Therma-Sphere Max gear at SIR Stage 37 was ice-cold. To transform the way consumers think about working out in cold weather (the added layers… you’re too hot, then you’re too cold), Nike transformed a 9,100-square-foot space into […]




