Inmarsat Global Xpress
Inmarsat, a global satellite company, booked our services for an interactive floor projection, for which we created a few effects.
We also had a 55″ multitouch kiosk present, for which we used our interactive multitouch software, displaying Inmarsat’s rich media catalogue consisting of pdfs, videos, pictures and their website, and also their partners’.
Clients emailing the brochures proved to be a hit.
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Here are some pix and a video of the New Era Soho store launch party from last week.
All photographs (except top one) courtesy of New Era Europe.
Last weekend (15th & 16th Sept.) the NBA held its NBA3X event at Westfield London.
Needless to say that the event was very well attended, the atrium was packed with punters enjoying many aspects of basketball and of course the Social Media Wall which was also used at NBA House the month before. Some pictures:
We have just completed a job at the Livestock Event in Birmingham for Pfizer, using Omnitapps.
Here are some screenshots.
We worked closely with top design agency Ignite to create an interactive social media wall for the National Basketball Association (NBA) House. Alongside the hire of a 110″ 2×2 NEC 55″ panel videowall with 32 touchpoints.
The NBA house where the event was held over 10 days in Covent Garden attracting more than 53,000 fans and gathering millions of supporters online. It provided a unique brand experience for NBA, and Touchez Video Wall was a centre piece of the whole event concept. The association wanted to create a buzz to coincide with the London Olympic games and share the experience around the world with other fans using social media and interactive technology.
A case study of this event can be viewed HERE
Pic: courtesy of NBAHouse
Although someone else claims otherwise on LinkedIn and Twitter, but it was Omnitapps that was being used by most hardware vendors at Screen Media Expo. A well deserved success for an excellent mutlitouch apps suite.
The proof is in the pudding. First at ISE and now at SME.
Last week we were at the NEC showcase which was held at the bubble inside the o2 arena with multi-touch screen manufacturer DisplayLite.
The event was attended by almost 900 people, on a very wet and windy day, but even so a major increase compared to the event a year ago at Battersea Power Station.
The setting was dark and moody, especially in the Innovation Hall where three screens resided, and in this setting the screen was king!
Touchez was able to demonstrate various apps of Omnitapps on three different DisplayLite screens, them being:
1- A 32” NEC panel with 12 TP the IRMUV321-12 which displayed Omnimarker with a floor plan of the event and photos, pdfs and videos associated with all 9 zones.
2-A 32″ NEC panel with integrated NextWindow technology with 2 TP, the OITUV321-2, with Omnirequest containing 106 pdf’s of various screens and projectors available from NEC.
3-In the Retail area a 123” interactive multi-touch (32TP) video wall overlay, the VWX4621X3-32. With 3 x 46” NEC X462UN video wall displays. Content was Omnitimeline; a timeline application with fashion photos as content.
4. The final DisplayLite unit was in the back of the Innovation area, where a 55″ NEC panel (32 TP), the OITUP551-32 which demonstrated the UrbanFlood software which is an European project investigating the use of sensors within flood embankments to support an online early warning system, real time emergency management and routine asset management.
Soho Events commissioned us to provide a multi touch solution for their new stand for The Telegraph, the first show was at The Gadget Show Live at the NEC in Birmingham last week and it will travel around the U.K. all year long.
We used Omnitapps on 3 46″ multitouch screens made by Displaylite to emulate certain aspects of The Telegraph’s IPad app, containing games and current affairs content in picture, video, pdf and website formats.
Needless to say it went down very well with the visitors tapping, dragging and dropping at The Gadget Show Live in the Birmingham N.E.C.
