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Event Technology: Projection Mapping

  • Glowing Visuals Bring Facebook Connections to Life

    Facebook is all about connections, a theme that literally came to life via the Connections Experience during Facebook’s F8 developers conference in September 2011 at the Design Center in San Francisco. Using multiple overhead projectors that mapped visuals to the floor and an array of 3D cameras, the interactive Connections installation brought online social networking […]

  • Activision|Blizzard Present as Unified Brand at E3

    For the first time at E3, Activision|Blizzard presented as a unified brand to reinforce itself as a true entertainment leader. The objective was to develop one brand experience and marquee billing of four game titles by transforming a space into an unprecedented, 4D event that attracted attendees and immersed them into the world of each […]

  • Walmart’s Stage Projection Wows Shareholders

    Hugh Jackman, Tom Cruise, Jennifer Hudson, Kelly Clarkson, Elton John, John Legend, wildly morphing projection set, and… Walmart. That’s right. The low-price retailer treated its shareholders to a high-value kaleidoscope of a show and set for its annual meeting this year. The Walmart Annual Shareholder’s Meeting is always a show stopper, but this year’s show […]

  • LoopNet Projection-Maps a City Skyline for VIP Guests

    To show that any property not listed on its service might as well not exist, LoopNet went ahead and erased a building from the Los Angeles skyline. It didn’t take any explosives, but it did take some projection technology magic dubbed the LA Traffic Jam. The experience was the centerpiece of a private VIP party […]

  • Disney Projects ‘Monsters Inc.’ Onto Epcot Center

    Tapping into the excitement around the June release of “Monsters University,” the long-awaited prequel to its hit movie “Monsters Inc.,” Disney this year celebrated its “Monstrous Summer.” The summer was full of monster-themed events, but the kickoff “Eyenouncement” was without question the biggest of them all. The objectives were simple—p.r. and awareness—but the execution was […]