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Tag: event technology

  • New Event Technology Unveiled at CES 2025: Introducing XtendLive

    Easy to use. Simple to set up. Deep data and analytics. We grabbed a few minutes on our Marketing Innovators Stage at CES 2025 to learn more about new event management tool XtendLive. We also talked digital events, the changing digital+live landscape, and tech trends impacting the evolution of event tech. More from CES 2025: […]

  • How a Mercedes-Benz Culinary Series is Sparking Connections with a Digital Table

    Picture this: You get invited to an intimate dinner at an upscale L.A. restaurant with a speakeasy vibe, and when you’re shown to your seat, the table’s surface is all digital and serving up content for the evening. That’s one of the experiences 50 attendees took part in at Mercedes-Benz Presents The Table, hosted at […]

  • Full Coverage: The 2023 Experience Design & Technology Awards

    After all of the paring down and pivots the event industry has experienced, this year signaled the return of programs that were not only full-scale, but built to enrich the attendee experience in fresh ways by offering “more”—more tailored, more technical, more sophisticated, more value.

  • Tech Trends from CES 2023: Metaverse Showrooms, Robots and Simulators

    CES is a hot bed of consumer technology, of course. But it’s also a bellwether of what’s to come in experiential technology across the event marketing landscape. This year’s show, Jan. 5-8, produced a range of high-tech booth engagements designed to create a little drama on the ground IRL and then drive attendees into virtual […]

  • Canon Partners with M. Night Shyamalan for a ‘Knock at the Cabin’ Booth at CES

    Movie magic permeated every corner of Canon U.S.A.’s exhibit at CES 2023, Jan. 5-8. The digital imaging solutions brand partnered with filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan on four interactive experiences that transported attendees into the story of his upcoming thriller, “Knock at the Cabin.” Canon connected participants to characters from the film (in theaters Feb. 3) […]