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.

Our mission was to elevate Visa's presence and experience at the event. To achieve this, we developed a suite of multimedia solutions that showcase Visa products. Not only does this bolster visitor engagement, but it also enables our clients to effectively reach their target audience even after the event concludes using the collected data. 

Furthermore, our Visa booth digital experience is meticulously designed to capture every interaction with Visa products, accounting for every visitor's presence from the moment they arrive. This includes the registration webpage, check-in counter application, and check-out journey tracker we developed. 

Each time a visitor decides to look at a particular Visa product, they will first be required to scan their unique QR code. There are a total of 8 stations in the Visa booth that showcases the different products by Visa. 

Visitors 'check-in' at each station by scanning their QR code, and their interaction is recorded. Once they complete their journey, visitors can go to the 'check-out' station to review their Visa experience. Finally, an email with detailed information about each station is sent to them. At the end of the event, we compile all user data with date/time stamps and submit it to Visa for analysis of visitor behaviour.

Lastly, we also have created a motion-triggered screen that allows visitors to flip through pages and content with a simple hand swipe in the air - minimising touch points and maximising convenience in a post-COVID world.

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.