A 20-foot-long interactive wall of letters in the lobby gave guests an opportunity to create words.
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PSAV's Interactive Video Wall
CNN used this type of interactive video wall during its election coverage and now it's available for events. PSAV offers two standard sizes, each using 46-inch square screens configured in either a two-by-two or three-by-three format. The company can also create custom screens of any size. The wall operates like a large iPad with about two dozen apps to create maps, presentations, and games. The product can be used as a presentation screen in educational sessions or in common areas as interactive digital signage, for example to provide venue maps and sponsor information. At a trade show, the wall can display exhibitor logos and information when users click on a specific booth. Within a booth, users can input their email addresses to receive additional information, creating an instant lead retrieval system.
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Following the ING Miami Marathon, runners could take inspirational pins from an art installation that Target created to promote Champion's C9 line of athletic wear.
Photo: Nathan Valentine
Foosball tables were branded with the Target and Champion C9 logos. Even the players wore orange and gray—colors from the current collection.
Photo: Ryan Troy
Flip-flops were among the branded gifts for runners after the ING Miami Marathon.
Photo: Ryan Troy
The day before the marathon, Target reached a different audience with a pop-up juice bar and pool party at the Fountainebleau Hotel. Contemporary dance and parkour demonstrations showed the C9 athletic gear in use.
Photo: Ryan Troy
The wall contained 12,000 inspirational pins and was the backdrop to a lounge the offered games, spa treatments, and other giveaways at Miami's Bayfront Park.
Photo: Nathan Valentine
The pins on the 40- by 20-foot wall were mounted onto a printed backdrop, so after runners took them down the design remained.
Photo: Nathan Valentine
To create a sense of community from the start, the summit begins with a Guinness World Record attempt. This year more than 600 people lounged in 160 beds to set a record for the most people eating breakfast in bed. Afterward, organizers donated the beds to local organizations that serve the needy.
Photo: Courtesy of World Domination Summit
The summit includes main stage presentations in the mornings and evenings with attendee-led meetups in between.
Photo: Armosa Studios
A.C.E.P. staged a mock emergency room on the show floor, featuring scripted accidents and actors.
Photo: Courtesy of the American College of Emergency Physicians
