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Google Chrome Web Lab Experiments

3. July 2012

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As Google continues it’s Chrome Experiments, we’ll now be lucky enough to see them in the flesh with a year-long public exhibition at the Science Museum in London. The Chrome Web Lab Installations can be interacted with by anyone, anywhere at at the Chrome Web Lab Site. The Lab is made up of 5 Chrome [...]

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The MINI Store: Mobile Test Drive Stores

12. June 2012

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Here’s a very clever idea from MINI in France. They recently announced the opening of 10 new stores to increase test drives for their MINIs but they weren’t your tradition car show rooms, these were mobile MINI stores that could travel straight to the customer. Instead of building standard show rooms MINI launched 10 actual [...]

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Billboard: “Guitar Pee” Musical Toilet Installation

12. June 2012

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I’ve seen “pee” challenges before, like the one in Amsterdam we posted a few weeks back, but this takes it to a whole new level… Introducing Guitar Pee Mpee3′s, user-generated MP3 tunes that are created on a highly customised toilet, designed as a makeshift guitar, complete with string-type-elements in the urinal which control a real [...]

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Rugbeer: Tackle The Vending Machine

29. May 2012

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Here’s a great installation from Argentinean beer brand ‘Cerveza Salta’. Argentina is a country renowned for having the most football fans in the world, but in the Northern Salta province, the New Zealand equivalent of Argentina, people love rugby. Salta Beer wanted to create a campaign that targeted this rugby loving region and what better [...]

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ING: The “Free Throw” Challenge Billboards

30. April 2012

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ING sponsors the Basketball league in Germany and wanted to connect their offering to a younger audience at Basketball events across the country… So they aimed to leverage smart phones to create an interactive experience anyone could play, and “Free Throw Billboards” were born. Users could connect their phone directly to the billboard, essentially turning [...]

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Puma: The World’s Fastest Purchase

26. April 2012

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Here is a nice idea from Puma in Mexico. To showcase their super fast running shoes they encouraged customers to shop as quickly as possible by incentivising speedy shoppers with a discount in a campaign named “The World’s Fastest Purchase”. As shoppers entered the store they were prompted to push a big red button that [...]

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Buy Chocolate with a Facebook Pledge

25. March 2012

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This is a great concept from a chocolate store in Denmark. The Anthon Berg Generous Store has introduced a new way to buy your chocolate gifts without the need for any cash, you simply pay with the promise of a good deed toward a person you care for. This pop-up chocolate store, in the center [...]

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Jell-O: Facial Recognition Sampling Machine

25. December 2011

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To help launch the new Jell-o Temptations premium desert range for adults, sampling was always on the cards, but this machine takes sampling to a whole new level… It uses facial recognition software to detect the “Age” of the potential consumer, and if you happened to be too young, it would reject you, with a [...]

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Heineken: Super Social Christmas Tree

11. December 2011

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Keep an eye out for the Heineken Super Social Christmas Tree in Clarke Quay, Singapore, from the 17th-26th of December. It’s a huge digital art installation that’s over 11 meters tall and stacked with 48 huge LCD screens, that will become perhaps the most social Christmas tree ever created! If you head to the Facebook [...]

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Androidland: The World’s First Android Store

3. December 2011

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Here is something pretty cool for the weekend. Google has teamed up with Telstra in Melbourne, Australia, and partners HTC, LG, Motorola, Samsung, and Sony Ericsson to create Androidland, the world’s first dedicated Android store. Technically, it’s a store within a store, but it’s a huge retail experience, complete with massive multi-screen Google Earth installation [...]

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eBay: Give-A-Toy Store Window Installation

23. November 2011

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Here is a really cool and innovative way to evoke our sensitive, giving side this Christmas, with eBay’s amazing Give-A-Toy Store window installation in New York (at 35th and Broadway) and San Francisco (at 117 Post St), or if you can’t get there, you can get the same experience right here. The interactive store windows [...]

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JCPenney: Voice Message QR Code Gift Tags

14. November 2011

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IF ever there was a cool use for QR codes (not just practical), this might just be it. JCPenney’s new “Who’s Your Santa” campaign has a QR code extension for 2011, where everyone who buys a gift for Xmas will receive a unique QR code Gift Tag or “Santa Tag” as they are calling them… [...]

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My Starbucks Rewards Interactive Window

21. October 2011

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Starbucks have created a series of new interactive storefronts in Toronto and Vancouver to promote the launch of the new My Starbucks Rewards program, utilising projected touch screen digital installations in their highest traffic windows. The installations provide a touch experience around the famous Starbucks stars, revealing the various deals and rewards that the new [...]

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IBM: The THINK Digital Exhibition NYC

28. September 2011

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Ok, so this is pretty dam cool! It’s IBM’s new THINK Exhibit, an exploration into making the world work better, digitally, of course! The THINK Exhibit on on from September 23 to October 23 at Lincoln Center in New York, and takes us through three immersive experiences, with the first being a huge, live data [...]

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Mill Touch: Projected Touch Screen Experience

18. August 2011

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Here is a behind the scenes look at how The Mill, one of the worlds best post-production houses, brought to life their entire back catalogue of creative work via a projected touch screen installation. It’s a great little piece telling the story of how they built the installation, but looking past that, the interaction, the [...]

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