To analyze voice patterns, organizers used a custom app that was built on stack code which utilized two Oracle products: Java and MySQL. The end product was a branded leather bracelet with a laser-cut design.
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Guests could take the bracelets home. "It was amazing to see people compare their bracelets to others, before telling their story they had chosen to be forever imprinted at that moment," said Khaleed Juma of Mosaic.
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Some guests left their bracelets behind to display them in the "Future Meets Fashion" gallery.
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Johnnie Walker hosted its House of Walker tasting and education events last fall in Austin, Texas. As they arrived, all social media influencer guests received cards embedded with R.F.I.D. tags that allowed them tastes at each of the six stations. Guests could link their cards to their social accounts to enable easy sharing, and a highly visual and personal welcome message appeared when guests put their cards into designated slots at the tasting mats.
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