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Graham Plumb Talks Interactivity @ DNA Conference in LA

Monday, October 22nd, 2012

Our Creative Director, Graham Plumb, spoke at the Digital Out-of-Home Interactive Entertainment Association (DNA) conference in Los Angeles earlier this month. His panel titled “Maximizing Social Media in Leisure Facilities” highlighted the strategies to maximize social media in entertainment locations, such as amusement parks, hotels, and shopping malls.  Graham drew upon Scott Snibbe’s paper, “Social Immersive Media” (CHI, 2009) to discuss the design principals that create successful immersive experiences.

Interactive Digital Strategy using Snibbe Interactive's SocialShare Kiosk

A perfect example of maximizing social media to share a physical experience is our Social Share Platform. It allows users to share a video of their interactive experience with their online networks.

At the DNA conference we revealed a strategy becoming strong with our top clients, the “360 Degree” approach that takes into account the user engagement before, during, and after people are onsite, by leveraging apps and social media that draw people in, and then engage them later. With the 360 Degree approach, engagement becomes less about the technology used in the interaction and more about story and relationships. In an age where we can all take out our mobile devices and instantly connect, it is more vital than ever that the interaction is meaningful and relevant.

For more information on how to connect with our Social Share Platform, click here.

Interactive Retail Display Spotted @ the Microsoft Worldwide Partners Conference

Friday, August 17th, 2012

Two members from our team, Alan Shimoide (Director of Engineering) and Grant Stevens (Sales and Strategic Development) were fortunate enough to attend the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference (WPC) in Toronto, Canada last month. This conference is held every year and brings together all of Microsoft’s partners around the globe to showcase innovative ways to use Microsoft technologies. Since we’re all about innovation here at Snibbe Interactive, we took this opportunity to demonstrate our award-winning SocialMirror Coke Kiosk and adjacent SocialShare component using the Kinect.

WPC is the only event of its kind, allowing companies from all over the world in various industries to cross paths and engage on an enterprise level. Alan and Grant rubbed elbows with top companies in advertising, education, and government as well as those in our own field.  Snibbe was one of the first companies to adapt the Kinect to commercial gestural exhibits and displays last year, and is a partner and distributor for the new, more powerful, Kinect for Windows SDK. We are a member of the Kinect for Windows Advisory Council, the Technology Adoption Program (TAP) initiative, and we are developing products using Microsoft’s PixelSense technology on the Samsung SUR40.

For more details about the event click here.

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How our Interactive Word Wall Made Shanghai Speechless

Friday, November 5th, 2010

“Chinese audiences absolutely love the Dream Lantern interactive. Especially kids, it’s a big hit with them!” – Christian Lachel, ICP Creative Director, BRC Imagination Arts

Working with BRC Imagination Arts, Snibbe Interactive created a customized Word Wall experience for Information and Communications Pavilion at the 2010 Shanghai Expo, sponsored by China Mobile and China Telecom.

The two interactive walls show colorful ICT Power™ characters flying across the screen. As visitors to the expo walk in front of the walls, the characters drop 3D animated dream lanterns. Using their shadows, people can interact with the wall to catch and collect the lanterns and release fireworks. Visitors can later retrieve a personalized video of themselves interacting with the ICT Power™ characters that can then be shared online via SocialShare. If a picture is worth a 1,000 words – the Word Wall is truly exponential.

Snibbe Interactive’s 2010 catalog now available

Tuesday, December 1st, 2009

We’ve just published our 2010 catalog of interactive experiences in print and PDF formats. Our products pages will always have the most up-to-date listings of our product lines, which increase monthly. However, this compact 8-page document neatly summarizes our platforms and many products and is available in print format. You can download a copy right now, or request a print copy from our office.

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Customers in Entertainment, Museums and Marketing can use this catalog to order unmodified ready-to-ship experiences; or as a basis for customized and unique experiences. Don’t hesitate to contact us about your project.

LCD ShadowMosaic created for Norway’s Reitan Group

Wednesday, July 15th, 2009

Snibbe Interactive, under the creative direction of Expology, created a customized LCD ShadowMosaic for use as an interactive social welcoming experience for the Reitan Group‘s new corporate headquarters in Norway. Reitan is the holding company for Seven-11, HydroTexaco and other retail and wholesale franchises in Norway. Video courtesy Expology.

Welcome to Snibbe Interactive’s new blog

Wednesday, April 29th, 2009

Welcome to the Snibbe Interactive blog. As part of the launch of our new website, we have also launched this blog, to discuss all aspects of social immersive media. Look here for frequently updated information on our new products, new installations in science museums, new immersive interactive branding experiences, and new entertainment and theme park experiences. We’ll also be featuring articles on social immersive media platforms and technologies involving projectors, displays, and both regular and stereoscopic/three-dimensional cameras. And we plan to include articles on design principles, user studies, educational studies, interactive arts and media, positive outcomes for branding and retail to enhance sales, interviews, and commentary on this young and exciting medium.

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The site was designed in-house, and implemented ably by Michael O’Neal of Daka Designs.