We were entrusted with creating a multimedia solution that includes a launch mechanism and an interactive touchscreen to effectively showcase SGTradEx to the guest of honor. 

We worked closely with the client to develop the interactive touchscreen application that would captivate the audience and simplify complex information. We also created the launch mechanism animation. 

Our team was responsible for every aspect of the development process, including the design of the user interface and software as well as the provision of hardware.

Hermes Fit is a one-of-a-kind travelling pop-up gym and exhibition that takes creativity with fashion accessories to another level. Our client had the great idea to make the experience memorable by enabling visitors to snap pictures. Our team stepped up to the challenge and developed software that allows for remote shooting of DSLR cameras which are ingeniously placed in the ceiling. 

Once captured, our software overlays and auto-rotates the photos before submitting them up to the cloud. From there, visitors are generated a unique QR code that they can scan to download their photo instantly - all in just five seconds! 

As part of their annual roving exhibition, we were commissioned by Workforce Singapore (WSG) to create multimedia solutions. The exhibition, which was launched across several Singaporean malls, aimed to provide Singaporeans with career advice.

Our team designed a range of features, including registration kiosks, interactive claw machines, RFID-triggered video screens, and digital brochure email stations. Our expertise in hardware and software ensured a smooth, enjoyable user experience.

We were tasked with organising SUTD Open House, which included event planning and creating engaging interactive experiences.

In response to the challenges of remote learning during the COVID-19 era, SUTD graduates developed a highly effective tool named the Kiap Kiap™. This device allows real-time pen-to-paper sketches to be reflected in virtual classrooms and meetings for enhanced collaborative teaching and work practices. To showcase its capabilities, our client wants to incorporate this tool during their upcoming 2023 open house event.

To make it memorable, we suggest setting up a photobooth that uses the Kiap Kiap™ to take a trick-eye photo.

During the open house event, guests will begin by registering their information in order to receive a unique QR code. Next, they will proceed to a touch screen kiosk to activate the trick-eye photobooth. With a 15-second countdown to prepare and pose on the floor, users will have their pictures taken. Once the photo session is complete, the touch screen kiosk will send an email to each user containing their photo. The client expressed their satisfaction with the entire activation and has received a significant number of leads through the registration form.