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Auburn Hills, MI 48326

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(Pictured, from left): Michael Skolnik, Erica Boeke, Priya Parker, Anthony Larrisey

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During Art Basel, which took place December 7 to 10 in Miami Beach, Toyota and its agency, Burrell, worked with Lightwave to create an emotion-technology experience to promote the new C-HR subcompact SUV. Before sitting in the car, guests were fitted with wristband heart monitors that tracked their emotional response as they were immersed in an audiovisual experience that included projection mapping on the vehicle’s windows. After they stepped out of the car, a line graph of their heart rate data was projected onto an eight-foot circular canvas, and painters from Lightwave Studio added brushstrokes to turn it into a custom piece of art.

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Intel is one of several exhibitors using virtual reality to attract attendees. Guests don headsets for a five-minute experience that combines product education with interactive games.

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This year attendees experienced a new design and a new name (Dreampark) for the area between the north and south buildings of the Moscone Convention Center. Spanning a full city block, Dreampark included food, beanbag lounges, live music on two stages, giant screens streaming the keynote sessions, games, and volunteer opportunities.

A Custom Conference Experience for 170,000 Attendees? Yes, It Is Possible

IMEX America's fourth run in Las Vegas was its largest show yet.

Report From IMEX 2014: 5 Trends Shaping Meetings Right Now and In the Future

Movie director Michael Bay appeared flustered and then walked off the stage at a Samsung promotional event at C.E.S. just minutes into his talk. Later he explained the exit in his blog, writing, 'I got so excited to talk, that I skipped over the Exec V.P.’s intro line and then the teleprompter got lost. Then the prompter went up and down—then I walked off. I guess live shows aren’t my thing.'

How to Avoid Michael Bay's C.E.S. Flub at Your Next Event

George P. Johnson projected a cityscape motif on the far wall of the space to match the event's urban vibe. Flanked by uplit yellow lighting, the next-generation taxicab was placed front and center for guests to check out. An adjacent wall provided facts about the new vehicle.

N.Y. Auto Show: Land Rover Builds Off-Road Driving Course, Nissan Unveils New Taxi

Citing Increased In-Person Attendance, I.B.M. Puts More Conference Content Online

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I.B.M. Uses Q.R. Codes, Social Media Aggregator at Partner Conference

The lively debate at the pre-launch for the latest Lexus hybrid car

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A Jeep-branded sand sculpture from Team Sandtastic sat on the north end of the Javits Center at the New York International Automobile Show to direct guests to the car company's Camp Jeep New York area outside the main building in the North Pavilion.

Jeep Blitzes Auto Show With Rocky Course

At LinuxWorld at the Javits Center, Mice Displayworks created a bold, eye-catching red, yellow and violet booth for Sun Microsystems.

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