The Singapore edition of Audi's House of Progress exemplifies Audi's core values of digitalisation, design, progress, and sustainability. Our team created interactive solutions to integrate these values and highlight the advanced technology of Audi's expanding electric vehicle range.

Our tailored software solutions encompass a microsite, registration and check-in apps, analytics tracking, sensors, projections, Kinect animation, pressure sensors, interactive screens, and fibre internet. Our comprehensive approach covers all aspects, from software and user interface design to delivering the essential hardware.

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!

Science Centre Singapore has a permanent exhibition on the topic of prejudice. 

Our team handled every aspect of the interactive experience based on the curated content from Science Centre. 

We proposed and developed a seamless and immersive exhibition experience with the use of touch screens, proximity sensors, tracking software and camera. These interactive elements are weaved into the visitor journey from the moment they arrived at the entrance, entering the train, and meeting the different aliens along the way.  

Our team designed a user-friendly interface for the touchscreens, allowing visitors to interact with the storyline as they explore the train and meet the various aliens along the way. The aliens will react to the proximity of the visitors with their eyes programmed to light up in different colour. At the end of the journey, visitors were prompted to set up their profile and avatars were created based on their faces.