At Pepsi's party at South by Southwest, a leaderboard showed which guests were dancing the most based on data transmitted by their Lightwave wristbands.
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Perch can highlight the features of a single product, or it can hold as many products as can fit on a table without overlapping.
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The system can also be used to display hors d'oeuvres. When a guest picks up a small plate, a graphic appears.
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In this example, touching one of the cameras causes it bring up a simple interface for learning more about the product.
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Picking up a shoe can reveal more information like customer reviews, materials, price, and sizes available.
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Touching each one of the bottles results in an explosion of colorful fruits and chime-like sounds.
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One of the most popular stops of the summit was at the TigerDirect Wheel of Technology, which awarded tech prizes to those who tracked visits at 20 different exhibiting booths.
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