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Immersive 3D Ads
Feb. 3rd 2012 | Interactive. Added by Paul van de Woestijne1
Viewers can explore the Samsung Galaxy S II as if it were in the palm of their hand, empowering them to make purchase decisions without ever visiting a store.
Feb. 3rd 2012 | Interactive. Added by Paul van de Woestijne1
Viewers can explore the Samsung Galaxy S II as if it were in the palm of their hand, empowering them to make purchase decisions without ever visiting a store.
Feb. 2nd 2012 | Creative, Interactive. Added by Paul van de Woestijne0
See the future possibilities of Kinect that go beyond the expected, into truly amazing things that people around the world are beginning to imagine.
Jan. 26th 2012 | Interactive. Added by Bas Derks0
Totoya Creatures are the combination of the new and old. They are the next generation of plush toys: soft and digital pets for kids. It plays tunes, repeats voice with effects, pretends being a cyclops and likes when you comb his hair. Manufactured with natural user interface and child-safe materials.
Jan. 24th 2012 | Interactive. Added by Paul van de Woestijne0
Jan. 24th 2012 | Creative, Interactive. Added by Paul van de Woestijne0
Jan. 23rd 2012 | Interactive. Added by Paul van de Woestijne0
Smart campaign for Amnesty International using Shazam.
Jan. 17th 2012 | Interactive. Added by Bas Derks0
Our fun, engaging and responsible digital innovation for Turquoise Cottage – The Buddy Stamp!
Jan. 16th 2012 | Interactive. Added by Paul van de Woestijne0
Jan. 10th 2012 | Interactive. Added by Paul van de Woestijne0
As part of its campaign for the recent New York City Marathon, Vitro conceived this video wall that depicted long distance runner Ryan hall sprinting at marathon speed across a tunnel in NYC’s Columbus Circle subway station. The wall featured a countdown, which allowed passersby to get in position and then see how they fared racing alongside the athlete.
Jan. 9th 2012 | Interactive. Added by Paul van de Woestijne0
The French agency Marcel, has created an interactive shopping window for ballet shoe company Repetto.
They’ve managed to attract thousands of people to their storeby letting them interact with their shopping window. With the technique motion tracking people are able to move the screen and zap through several ballet videos.