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May 23, 2019

IBM helps attendees connect with the world of healthcare

WHY THE JUDGES LOVE IT:  With the goal of clarifying the role of artificial intelligence in healthcare and humanizing a technical subject for radiologists and healthcare providers, IBM created three separate areas for attendee education: theater-style presentations functioning as an overview, demo kiosks featuring real-life applications of AI in healthcare, and private meeting room spaces...

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May 23, 2019

Intel makes it known of their role in the tech world

THE SETUP: To demonstrate Intel’s role in developing smart, data-powered experiences and technologies like autonomous driving and artificial intelligence, the brand staged a massive keynote at CES 2018 in Las Vegas featuring immersive demonstrations leveraging Intel technology—including the first U.S. flight of an Intel-powered flying car, the Volocopter. The event kicked off with a live...

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May 22, 2019

Rubrik lights up its trade show exhibit

WHY THE JUDGES LOVE IT: Some exhibits go for function, others for maximum exposure. Rubrik went with the latter, creating an art installation for a booth that integrated 500 suspended beams that emerged from the back wall to create a live-wired canopy. The beams were internally lit and programmed to undulate in unison, creating waves...

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May 22, 2019

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...

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May 22, 2019

Cisco’s booth leads to high increase in sales

WHY THE JUDGES LOVE IT:  Cisco’s booth made a dramatic statement on the outside and inside with 23 fabric louvers that undulated overhead and created a sculptural effect. Inside, the two-story structure formed an atrium with demos in the center and on the second floor, conference rooms. Visitors could look down from a wrap-around balcony...

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