Giant touch interactive book with projected content.
We are often asked to make impossible sounding installations possible, we do this through a combination of knowledge, detailed research, and agile development. We can quickly find out if an installation is possible or if subtle changes are required to turn it into a reality. Once we've decided an installation is feasible, we plan the best processes, then trial prototypes and finally, develop the system.
Read MoreOfficial sponsors of the National Football League, Pepsi Max, wanted to inspire the usually reserved British fans to show support by offering the fans a chance to win big prizes by paying with enthusiasm!
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In March we went to Twickenham Stadium for MaxiNutrition's Rugby Cup event that made use of our Digital Mirror. We partnered with Circle Agency to develop an experience that allowed players to learn more about how their bodies react to physical exercise and advise them on how to recover faster.
Read MoreThe Barbican in London has commissioned multidisciplinary art and design group ‘United Visual Artists’ (UVA) to create a new work based around the Curve.
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The Box of Wang in St. Christopher's Place London counted down the launch of Alexander Wang's new designer sportswear line exclusive to H&M. The giant interactive glass cube was the idea of Circle Agency's creative team, who we worked with closely to develop the idea which captivated passers and got consumers engaging through social media.
Read MoreTamschick Media + Space are renowned for creating incredible installations approached Uberact to develop software for Panasonic’s showcase installation at IFA 2012, Europe’s biggest consumer electronic show.
Read MoreMicrosoft approached us to develop a Kinect based installation for Digital Shoreditch festival. The East London festival is growing every year as more individuals and studios based in Silicon Roundabout’s neighbourhood jump on board to showcase their skills.
Read MoreTo promote the launch of its new superfast network, EE took its 4GEE interactive experience on a tour of UK shopping centres. The experience uses LED panel walls that are connected to Twitter - and Tweets sent by shoppers appear on the wall.
Read MoreThe Heineken Bottle Wall was developed to celebrate the beer brand’s 140th anniversary. A giant LED wall was custom-built to hold 5000 Heineken bottles and it was erected outside the brewery in Amsterdam.
Read MoreAbsolut Blank is about using a blank canvass to inspire creativity in other people. The Absolut Blank pod is an immersive brand experience that has appeared at events across the UK, including Bestival, Village Underground and Bloc.
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