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May 28, 2019

Nike’s NBA uniform launch was a slam dunk

WHY THE JUDGES LOVE IT: Nike’s epic NBA Uniform launch event for 800 influencers and members of the media began with music bumping throughout Sony Studios’ Stage 27 in Los Angeles. A massive, 27-foot-high and 48-foot-wide high-resolution LED video wall offered stories about the game. And then, the screen divided into three 15-foot monoliths to...

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May 28, 2019

EpicGames really was epic with their Fortnite event

THE SETUP: Fortnite’s first foray into experiential at E3 was an immersive celebration of all things Fortnite, from a 38-foot Battle Bus to a green-screen experience with game characters to a Boogie-Down Dance Challenge at the top of each hour. (For the uninitiated, a flying Battle Bus is where Fornite battles begin.) Design elements like...

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May 28, 2019

Visa’s RFID tech event scores with the audience

WHY THE JUDGES LOVE IT: Visa’s Shooting for the Stars activation in Moscow during the 2018 FIFA World Cup began with a RFID-imbedded credential, followed by a 30-second scan to create a personalized 3D avatar. Once the avatar was constructed, attendees played an augmented reality game (with their avatars, of course) using HoloLens headsets to...

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May 23, 2019

Potential Air Force recruits get down to work for a day

WHY THE JUDGES LOVE IT: The Air Force wanted to generate awareness for its much-needed maintainer positions while showing potential, tech-savvy recruits what it’s like to repair something with their hands. Inside two 39-foot, connected trailers designed to look like an Air Force hangar, attendees moved through six different activity stations featuring Leap Motion, Microsoft...

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May 23, 2019

Land O’Lakes educates the younger, forward-thinking audience at SXSW

THE SETUP: To engage and educate a younger, forward-thinking audience about innovative farming technologies, Land O’Lakes created a four-part tech experience at SXSW. The first portion was designed as a virtual reality experience without the headset. In its place was a giant head of lettuce that, once lowered onto the attendee, played a video—through a...

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