It has to run all day. Unattended. And actually work.

This is for you if

• You’re planning an activation that has to survive a live, high-traffic environment.
• You need hardware, software, and creative integrated by one team — not three vendors pointing at each other.
• The experience depends on real-time graphics, camera capture, lighting, or on-site networking.
• It has to be run by field staff, not engineers.
• It needs to tour — deploy anywhere, restart itself, and be monitored remotely.

How we work

Experiential technology lives or dies in the last ten percent. Getting a demo running on a bench is the easy part. The craft is in everything after that — installed, tested, and running flawlessly on site, ready for thousands of guests to have their minds blown. That’s the part we love, and the part we’re known for.

We engineer for that from the start. Real-time capture and compositing wired into a kiosk simple enough for show staff to run. Every critical component built to keep itself up. Remote access so we can support a deployment anywhere in the world. Pre-show shake-down runs so the whole system is dialed in long before the doors open. And a delivery pipeline that gets content into guests’ hands without anyone touching a file. Hardware, software, networking, and creative — owned by one team.

Proof

Rockstar Energy — XR Video Booth

A fully self-contained XR studio inside a touring shipping container: cinematic camera capture, real-time Unreal Engine compositing, synchronized DMX lighting, a kiosk interface for field staff, and an automated content-delivery pipeline — engineered end-to-end to run unattended at a premier skate competition.

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Live Nation — Festival Mobile Apps

Mapping, lineup, and AR features for Live Nation’s festival apps — from the mobile client through the admin interface to the backend and infrastructure — supporting festivals including Lollapalooza and Austin City Limits.

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