We developed an exciting game for HSBC hosted at Jewel Changi Airport to entertain and educate visitors about HSBC Life's benefits. Our team combined the classic DDR dance pad with a temple run game, resulting in a thrilling adventure that raises awareness of life's unpredictability and the necessity of insurance. Our team handled every aspect of the development, from user interface design to 3D animation and modelling, as well as hardware provision. 

Our client required a versatile and interactive video wall featuring various functions in their staff chill-out area. In response, we proposed and developed an engaging and interactive video wall, complete with a content management system (CMS). Our application offers several functions, including announcements, group purchases, and even the option of sending birthday messages. 

With CMS's easy-to-use multimedia element upload and modification features from the comfort of their workspace, our client enjoys a sense of complete control. More than a digital noticeboard, our video wall was designed to be enjoyable and engaging, backed up by our body-tracking games featuring Flappy Bird and Fruit Ninja - all for the benefit of the client's staff. Our interactive application spans 9 meters, integrating with 8 x 4 55" touchscreens.

We were commissioned by CNB to develop interactive vending machines for their Anti-drug campaign, which were deployed to various public libraries. These vending machines were programmed to collect participant information and quiz results. 

Once participants completed the quiz and provided their information, the machines would dispense a gift. 

In addition, we provided a report for our client to effectively reach out to their target audience and for post-campaign analysis. From software development to animation design and hardware provision, our team handled all aspects of the interactive vending machines.

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.