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.

We were commissioned to develop a digital and tech-driven visitor experience for the Bybit booth at Singapore Blockchain Festival. 

From visitor’s registration to information displays, our team worked closely with Bybit to transform complex information and present them through different methods such as transparent LCD screen and interactive kiosk. 

Our team was involved in every aspect, from software development and animation to hardware provisions. 

We created a body tracking game for Gastrobeats visitors that challenges players to mimic Food Panda's beloved mascot, Pau Pau.

Within 30 seconds, players must match as many of Pau Pau's poses as possible. Near the end of the game, players must enter their information for the leader board. This not only kept guests engaged, but it also allowed our client to stay in touch with their audience long after the event had ended. 

Post-event data was gathered and provided to our client for inclusion in their mailing list. Our team was in charge of every aspect of the interactive game, from software development to animation design and hardware provision.

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.