Attractions your guests have most likely never seen before. A game controlled by concentration, a hologram that welcomes guests, a game where your body is the controller, and your own hologram on a smartphone.
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At many events, guests have already seen a photo booth and a photo wall. Here we have gathered attractions where technology meets fun – the kind that make people stop and ask how they work. They are a great fit for brands that want to come across as modern. You will find details on the NeuroSky and holographic assistant pages, and other ideas in the attractions catalogue.
Guide
Technology that makes guests stop the first time – and come back for a second go.
Your body is the controller
A camera tracks the player’s movements, and their body controls a character on screen. Lean to the side to turn, jump to clear an obstacle. The rules click within seconds. The players laugh, and so does everyone watching.
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Mind-controlled game
The guest puts on a headband with an EEG sensor. The sensor reads their level of concentration and turns it into movement in a game on screen. The more the player focuses, the better they do. No buttons, no controller.
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Headsets, games and simulators with on-site staff.
VR stations with games, simulations and virtual tours. A guest puts on the headset, and the rest of the room watches what they see on a screen. An operator helps, explains the rules and keeps everyone safe.
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A hologram on your smartphone
We scan the guest’s face in 3D and give them a small pyramid. Just place it on a smartphone screen to see your own hologram. The guest takes this keepsake home.
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Virtual 3D presenter
Instead of a roll-up banner at the entrance, there is a 3D hologram that seems to float in mid-air. It can welcome guests, announce agenda items, show a rotating logo or a recording of your CEO.
See detailsA game in which the team is the controller. Players stand on a mat with coloured fields, and a camera turns their movements into the moves of a character on a big screen. The character goes wherever most of the team is standing.
NeuroSky is a game controlled by concentration. The participant puts on a headband with an EEG sensor, focuses, and the object on screen speeds up. Two players race at the same time while spectators cheer them on.
VR stations with games, simulations and virtual tours. A guest puts on the headset, and the rest of the room watches what they see on a screen. An operator helps, explains the rules and keeps everyone safe.
We scan a guest’s face in 3D and turn it into a hologram. The guest gets a link to the recording and a foldable pyramid. They place it on their phone screen and watch their own head in three dimensions.
A Hypervsn display creates a 3D image that seems to float in mid-air. The hologram welcomes guests at the entrance, announces agenda items or shows your logo. The content can be changed during the event.
Benefits
An unusual attraction is not just entertainment. It also works for your brand image.
They are most often chosen by companies that want to stand out from other exhibitors and organisers.
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