The 10-camera Array from StudioBooth captures one moment from multiple angles to create dynamic 3-D gifs. It’s easy to set up and fits in a 10- by 10-foot space. The gifs can be shared immediately on social networks and via email.
Kiehl’s teamed up with Brooklyn-based artist, product designer, and animator Jeremyville for its new holiday gift sets ($30). The festive packages feature classic products from the beauty brand, including cleanser, facial cream, hand salve, and lip balm. Kiehl’s can also create custom gift sets with mix-and-match items (with a minimum of two and a maximum of five products).
Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey-based entertainment provider Bounce Music and Entertainment recently debuted “The Coolest Most Amazing New York Candy Table in the Whole Word!” The custom New York City-theme tablescape features eight branding opportunities on the subway tiles, in addition to interactive branding or animation on the screens in mini Times Square. An attendant is also available to hand out customized candy bags to guests.
Inspired by the fashion magazine’s futuristic light tunnel-style photo booth at the Met Gala, which was held in May in New York, Coco Events allows guests to strike a pose and rock out to music during their photo session. The booth is approximately 8 feet deep and 6 feet wide, and rents for as many as five hours for $2,500. Guests receive a print and video via email.
Using a special polish and printing process, Nail Printing Events creates custom nail art, including emojis, logos, and even selfies. The designs are printed directly onto guests’ nails and can be removed with nail polish remover.
Franco Vitella Catered Affairs served up “dragon’s breath” popcorn made with liquid nitrogen. Flavored popcorn is tossed with and frozen by liquid nitrogen and then when the ice-cold popcorn is warmed up (thanks to body heat), clouds of cold air are released through guests’ mouth and nose.
This multi-camera photo experience from Pixperience surrounds guests, taking photos from 360-degree angles simultaneously and stitching them together to make the moment appear to rotate in space. Guests can share the image on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. The setup can also be fully customized to match an event’s branding and theme.
Selffee’s technology uses edible food coloring to print directly onto coffee, cold drinks, cupcakes, cookies, and more. After guests take a selfie, their high-quality image is printed on the treat and is available to eat almost immediately. Selffee is available in the New York City area for social or corporate events.
Mixologist Jason Kindness offers boozy teambuilding activities such as Mixology 101, in which teams create an original cocktail in 10 minutes and then present it to judges. In addition, his Newport, Rhode Island-based company also provides cocktail-making lessons for groups, as well as serving private events. Plus, the Kind Spirits offers cocktail consulting services to venues.
In addition to professional bartending services, New York-based cocktail caterer Bar Club also provides a handcrafted mobile bar that’s customizable to any space and is available for rent alone or with accompanying staff.
Jack Morton Worldwide's London office created Kodak's booth, which was inspired by themes of urban regeneration and the analog renaissance. The booth showcased a variety of products including the new Kodak Ektra Smartphone, the Super 8 Camera, and the revived Ektachrome Film for photography and motion picture capture. The activation also included social media live streaming and talks with photography and film experts.
The booth included the "Kodak Theater," which invited attendees to check out a gallery of Ektra Smartphone images and screenings of Super 8 Camera test footage.
Kodak's podcast The Kodakery hosted a live episode at the booth.
Decor included a marquee sign of the brand's name.
One of the most visual C.E.S. booths this year belonged to LG, which showcased its OLED TVs with a tunnel created with 216 55-inch models. The tunnel showcased a variety of colorful images including celestial bodies on a three-minute demo loop. LG Business Solutions commercial displays division designed the tunnel in-house in partnership with HS-Ad.
NA Collective created Twitter's annual lounge, which invited attendees to network, chat with clients and colleagues, and have meetings in a unique setting. The community-inspired space featured large bold images from Twitter's out-of-home campaign, an open format café, and a studio set that hosted 20 interviews over three days.
Decor included blue pillows that donned Twitter's most well-known symbols: the bird icon and the hashtag's pound sign.
Branded swag included colorful water bottles and Rubik's Cubes.
The space also showcased Periscope 360 demos on three giant screens.
Discovery Communications showcased a virtual-reality pod that allowed attendees to test out Discovery VR. The booth, designed by Tangram International Exhibitions, was part of the show's experiential program called C Space.
Jack Morton Worldwide's Germany and Princeton offices created an immersive experience for Here, the mapping and location data platform. The activation was housed in a structure located at the Las Vegas Convention Center's central plaza.
The experience was designed to show attendees the story of the company and how it brings together automotive, enterprise, and consumer divisions, through elements including infographics and visual floor designs.
The experience featured a lounge area with a digital screen that displayed how the company was discussed on social media at C.E.S.
The experience included a meeting room that featured the company's logo on one wall and a giant image inspired by its mapping data services.
