Event Technology: Projection Mapping
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Munchkin lets people see life through a child’s eyes
WHY THE JUDGES LOVE IT: The entire exterior of Munchkin’s exhibit was wrapped in vacuum-formed panels featuring LED video tiles—100 feet of them—that showcased an adaptation of its animated campaign film “Miracles.” Portions of the film, which interprets the world through a child’s imagination, along with animated animals that are featured on the cups, were […]
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Hilton wows the attendees with their stage visuals
WHY THE JUDGES LOVE IT: This one was a show-stopper. The conference’s super-wide screen spanned 460 feet and featured 2,050 panoramic LED panels, curved elements to enhance the dimension and motion of the design, and an LED band overhead that ran the width of room. The screen configuration allowed for two days of speaker walk-on […]
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Walmart welcomes the new generation of Walmart workers and tech
WHY THE JUDGES LOVE IT: An audience of 14,000 people from 29 countries attending Walmart’s annual meeting received a special visit from company founder Sam Walton—in the form of a hologram. Projected by two 30K laser projectors and reflected against Holo-Gauze fabric, the 3D animation of Walton was able to “meet” the next generation of […]
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Nutrien A ‘touches’ the future
WHY THE JUDGES LOVE IT: To demonstrate a “Farm of the Future,” Nutrien A Solutions activated the Futuredome, a bright, 60-foot in diameter white dome that stood out among the scores of trade show exhibits. Inside, attendees learned about the Nutrien Digital Platform on a 70-foot touch-screen monitor and developed their own custom logos on […]
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IBM uses LED to their advantage
WHY THE JUDGES LOVE IT: The design goals of IBM’s Think Welcome Experience were to spark inspiration, spur emotion and showcase how IBM and its clients are solving world challenges together. The 14-foot LED tunnel that ran underneath the second floor of the exhibit was a super-highway of content and branding. On either side of […]