Industry: Consumer Electronics

Every five years Canon showcases its forward thinking in a trade show that visits  New York City, London, Paris, Australia and Tokyo. In New York City’s Jacob K. Javits Center, the Expo this year offered a 110,000-square-foot immersion into Canon’s See Impossible theme. Eleven areas visually showcased key industries. For example, a “Yankee Stadium” area featured […]

How do you impress the world’s most experienced technology companies with your event technology? For Microsoft’s Worldwide Partner Conference, it was all in the wrist. RFID wristbands served as the centerpiece of an event-wide strategy that was designed to facilitate networking, enhance the on-site experience and fuel collaboration among Microsoft’s U.S. partner eco-system. The bands […]

In March 2009, HP unveiled its first TouchSmart multi-touch laptop in New York City with a high-energy dance troupe performance designed to encourage consumer interaction with the product while associating touch technology with the HP brand. HP targeted the New York market for the activation in order to tap into the city’s built-in national stage. […]

During the busy holiday shopping season, EA SPORTS Active put its More Workouts video game in the hands of consumers inside state-of-the-art pop-up training centers in high-traffic locations in Boston and San Francisco. The pop-ups were open for 30 days, which included private influencer events to fuel additional word of mouth among its primary target, […]

To increase awareness of the Xbox 360 and its capabilities, and push trials and sales of games and systems, Microsoft hit 12 markets in two phases during the holiday season last year with a series of hands-on consumer experiences. Guests who passed near the footprint were encouraged to have “More Fun Today” by getting their […]