DBS Bank enlisted our services to develop a digital claw machine for their annual Spring Festival event, offering a unique way to keep their guests entertained. The digital claw machine is designed with a joystick and arcade button for guest to catch their zodiac sign. Once they caught their sign, they can find out more about their yearly predictions for 2023. They can even download their predictions onto their phones by scanning a QR code, allowing them to share the content with their families and friends.

Our initial challenge was this: How do we make sophisticated finance information more engaging? Instead of traditional data and infographics, we developed a hybrid experience featuring interactive touchscreens and square LCD-controlled projection. 

To kick-start the project, we consulted with each business unit at DBS to gain deeper insights into their content. With this knowledge, our team of experienced UI and UX designers used Figma to create visually stunning and user-friendly designs.

We incorporated interactive touchscreens that are pre-loaded with different formats of content, allowing guests to obtain information on their own. 

We have also introduced another display solution using a 1:1 aspect ratio touch screen TV to control a projector, displaying infographics and motion graphics created by our design team. This enables presenters to showcase vast amounts of data in a concise and captivating manner, making it much easier for guests to comprehend.

The result? A complete reinvention of how sophisticated finance information is presented to the festival attendees - a true game-changer!

Our mission was to create engaging interactive experience for Changi Airport Group's presence at Singapore Airshow 2020. Our deliverables included a 360° time freeze GIF photobooth, an interactive trampoline game, and animation projection walls to captivate and entertain visitors. 

We worked closely with our client to formulate a compelling storyline, develop UI design and animation, and finally, execute the coding. Instead of the traditional exhibit posters, we leverage on ultra short throw projectors and sensors, to transform ordinary walls into touch-activated displays that entice visitors to explore the content. We also took the visitor experience up a notch with a 360-degree time freeze GIF photobooth that has been enthusiastically embraced by the crowd.

Our client engaged us to create a seamless interactive experience for Singapore Maritime Gallery, given the challenges posed by Covid-19.

Our team worked closely with the client to develop touchless interactive kiosks. These innovative kiosks enable visitors to discover content by simply hovering their hands over the sensor. 

Our team has developed a photobooth for visitors to capture memories of their visit, and they can choose to download the photo digitally using QR code or to get the photo printed as a takeaway as part of the gallery experience.

In addition, we developed an online feedback platform for gallery visitors to provide feedback, which was then used by our client to improve the gallery's exhibits and programmes.