3M encouraged attendees to contribute ideas using the hashtag #3MIdeaExchange. With each tweet, a balloon filled with a little bit of air. The person whose tweet caused the balloon to pop won $500.
In front of a replica of the A&E show’s namesake motel was a vending machine distributing free fake pot brownies to passersby.
Glass Is Life, a sustainability movement that encourages glass usage, created a space for people to come and pick out a colored glass bottle to paint, Instagram for a print, and place on the shelf display.
AT&T and Vice’s Motherboard hosted a three-day showcase dubbed the Mobile Movement. Touch-screen tablets set up at the back of the concert area allowed users to control the 2-D and 3-D effects of the stage in the front of the hangar.
Appeal to your guests’ senses of sight and sound with Moey’s Interactive Garden. The colorful installation is a 24-foot-long structure that has 60 3-D-printed flowers in it. The flowers have embedded motion sensors that pick up on peoples’ movement, proximity, and the amount of time they spend nearby. Based on those inputs, the flowers generate music, and LED lights inside change color.
