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Antarctica Beer: Turning Beer into Train Tickets

15. May 2013

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This is a great stunt from Antarctica Beer during the 2013 Carnival in Rio, where they’ve turned typical train turnstiles into beer-can reading machines, which essentially turns any Antarctica Beer into a free train ticket to get you home after a long day/night partying! Great piece work from ALMAPBBDO in Brazil, again, and of course, [...]

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Intel: PUSH for Ultrabook Installation

6. May 2013

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There’s a new world of promotions coming this year, and you’ll likely see them being played out in the physical world, with Digital Convergence campaigns gaining traction to connect the digital and physical worlds for more exotic competitions, just this like this one from Intel’s Ultrabook. The competition is called ‘Push for Ultrabook’ and provides [...]

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Laser Forest: A Musical Light Installation

28. April 2013

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Another great piece from The Creators Project, is ‘Laser Forest’ by Marshmallow Laser Feast, featuring a huge forest of laser beams that features over 150 laser rods which can be tapped, strum and ultimately played. When strumming, playing or tapping, users can trigger both sounds and lasers, with the entire piece becoming a collaborative play [...]

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The bpost Live Webshop Campaign

24. April 2013

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Bpost is the largest Belgian postal service, and is increasingly being challenged with free-shipping alternatives and couriers gaining traction with online shoppers. So bpost opened a live-streamed pop-up store in the center of the capital, stocked with must-have items, from smartphones to designer coffee-makers. But the only way to buy them, was online, where everything [...]

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The Most Powerful Arm Ever Invented

4. April 2013

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Here’s a powerful piece of digital convergence that has been created to petition the Australian Government to fund clinical trials for a genetic disease called Muscular Dystrophy, that attacks the muscles of young kids around the world. A robotic arm has been created, which is tasked with translating your Facebook name, into physical signatures on [...]

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Volkswagen Golf 7: 3D Projection Mapping Event

2. April 2013

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Car manufacturers almost automatically launch a new model with a 3D Projection Mapping Event these days, and this one from Volkswagen is pretty good, launching the all-new 2015 Golf 7 at the New York International Auto Show. (Nice find Dmitri) It starts our with sketches, gets a little 8-bit action, moves into high-tech mode and [...]

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HP: The Festival Photoball

1. April 2013

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Everyone loves having a turn hitting the huge blow up beach balls at a festival or event before security typically grab and destroy them. Well, this one was a little different and it came with security approval. The HP Photoball consists of one huge blow up ball, a HD camera and a wifi-hub allowing the [...]

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Audi Quattro: Interactive Installation

19. March 2013

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Here’s a great experiential piece from Audi to promote their A4. To showcase the road handling capabilities of the car they built this socially enabled, interactive installation to let people experience a mini version of the car. Passersby in Toronto had the chance to race one of 3 miniature Audis around a custom built 20ft [...]

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OREO: The Separator Machine

5. March 2013

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You know you’ve thought about it before, wondering how to separate the cookies from the cream, maybe because you like it separated, maybe because you don’t like the cream, who knows, we’ve all done it, just not like this…! In a very cool video (viral? how many views do you need for something to be [...]

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Nike: 8 Interactive Store Windows at Selfridges

4. March 2013

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Most of you guys would remember the ‘Nike+ Innovation Center’ that was housed at Selfridges during the London Olympics, but what you might not have seen, were the 8, interactive/reactive kinetic window installations that helped to drag customers into the store. From Kinetic drops that react to people walking past, to dunk-height jumping challenges and [...]

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Ray Ban: Ambermatic Lens App Installation

26. February 2013

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Just about everyone is adding a custom filter to their apps and campaigns these days, so it’s cool to see RayBan’s take on it, and bringing it out of just the digital world and into the physical, to showcase their retro Ambermatic Lens which is making a comeback. Ray Ban, created an app that let [...]

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Royal London Hospital: Interactive Installation

20. February 2013

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Here’s a great example of technology put to good use at the Royal London Children’s Hospital, patients now have an interactive playground featuring a giant screen that the children can engage with. The surrounding soft toys are integrated into an interactive game, so that the children can play with both the physical and digital versions. [...]

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Sony: AR Headphone Music Festival

17. February 2013

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Seriously cool. In Shibuya, Tokyo, people who wear headphones (or wanted to try them) were treated to a one of a kind Augmented Reality Music Festival late last year, called the ‘Sony Headphone Music Festival’, which ultimately expanded to ‘Headphone Music Festivals’ all over Japan. The Augmented Reality Music Festivals were created using Sony’s proprietary [...]

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Adidas Y-3 2013: Interactive Live Stream

9. February 2013

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Most new fashion shows are getting better at expanding into interactive online experiences, and the 2013 Y-S show catwalk from Adidas was no different, set to a projection mapped background and staring multiple live-stream cameras, the interactive live stream catwalk show from Adidas let people switch between various live action shots both on the run [...]

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BMW iWindow Installation

17. January 2013

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Here’s a cool execution from BMW. They came up with the idea of the BMW iWindow to show the world what the future of driving could look like in New York. Using digital projection and motion detection technology they projected concept cars in real-time on a giant window. The cars were made to look like the real, future [...]

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