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First interactive storefront in France for the famous brand Repetto. The operation takes place near Place Vendôme.
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For the 10th edition of The Annual Year in Ideas, the New York Times Magazine has created a special cover allowing smartphone users, to interact with a QR Code made of balloons.
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Coca-Cola has created the largest interactive banner with 15 000 Coca-Cola Light bottles.
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Perrier has created 2 interactive storefronts in New York and Los Angeles, a technological way to melt pedestrians and to remind them of the Melting campaign.
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Here is a new urban game consisting in find QR Codes in Moscow. The treasure hunt begins at the metro station Paveletskaya and invites you to find 7 other QR Codes. Each week (until september) you can discover new experiences.
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To engage its consumers, Diesel has created an interactive campaign inviting people to share their more stupid photos. Then photos were projected in the street.
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Inwindow Outdoor First to Use 3D Gesture Technology in Outdoor Campaign; the campaign is part of the launch of Disney’s Sorcerer’s Apprentice.
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In Spain, Nike installed a digital pinball for the new campaign "Write the Future".
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SapientNitro unveils world’s first ever smile-activated Ice Cream Vending Machine for Unilever
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To promote its kitchen lockers, Ikea Italy replaced bus shelter poster, with kitchenwares. The tagline "It's easy to tidy up the kitchen" makes the message clear.
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This is a very surprising campaign. To promote the Kellys french fries microwave-baked, they transform a bus shelter, integrating a microwave, allowing for the distribution of free hot samples.
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