Interactive activities

An interactive retirement party game made from corrugated plastic with a trivia question about the retiree on each door that opened to reveal the answer. It was temporarily mounted to a metal window frame using magnets.

Many brands—including Coca-Cola, Barilla, Samsung, Dove Chocolate, and Groupon—integrated unusual decor and unique ways to engage attendees for festival activations this year.

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Creative Direction, Exhibition Design, Interaction Design, Pins, yarn, woodblock, cardboard spools, nails, white paint, Scissors

WHAT MADE ME - Dorota Grabkowska Interactive installation exploring a concept of a large-scale visualization of information. - data art

Tango phones show off the true potential of an augmented world.

It's not always easy to recognize the connection between farms and everyday consumer products. This interactive display helps change that, with rotating wheels that let you match photos of agricultural commodities to photos of consumer goods made from those commodities. With almost 30 ag commodities included, it's a great way to learn about the farming roots of a wide variety of products. * #exhibitfarm

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Please Touch Museum, Philadelphia PA. Assisted in the development, fabrication and installation of several interactive exhibits that engaged light, sound and other types of playful interaction. K S Fa...

This concept for a product called Doodle aims to solve some of these pain points faced by parents when raising young kids. The design and the idea for the device is of course inspired by all the doodles on the wall that young parents have most likely experienced. The device looks like a smart speaker except it is huge and is mounted on the wall. Instead of writing and drawing on the wall, they can enjoy some of the interactive activities included in the concept. Read More.

Ahoy mateys! This pirate-themed prize reveal for Ho-Chunk Gaming Madison looked like a ship's helm, but each spoke was actually a handle to a sword-shaped gamepiece that could be pulled out by lucky winners. This one-of-a-kind interactive piece was engineered with PVC, styrene and magnets for a fun way for gamblers to collect their booty.