This is partially an installation piece and partially advertising for Mercedes-Benz's new PreSafe feature. The new feature allows the car to recognize potential hazards as well as apply the brakes and prepare the passengers for impact.
Wow.
http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-13746_7-20041894-48.html
I also found it interesting that when I was searching for articles about the video, CNet came in as a higher result than AdWeek.
This blog is a place to share information on digital campaigns and ideas that we consider outstanding. It's created as part of the Interactive Concepting class at Miami Ad School, and it aims to generate an exchange of opinions and drive some inspiration amongst the group.
Thursday, August 4, 2011
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Ads Tailored To Recognized Demongraphics
http://www.psfk.com/2011/08/ads-tailored-based-on-recognized-demographics.html
http://www.psfk.com/2011/08/facial-recognition-technology-recommends-drink-selections-in-japan.html
This is pretty cool - billboards/vending machines change their content based on face-recognition technology to estimate your age within 10 years, to deliver a personalized message to the consumer.
-Haley
http://www.psfk.com/2011/08/facial-recognition-technology-recommends-drink-selections-in-japan.html
This is pretty cool - billboards/vending machines change their content based on face-recognition technology to estimate your age within 10 years, to deliver a personalized message to the consumer.
-Haley
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Monday, August 1, 2011
Jello Billboard
http://www.psfk.com/2011/08/jell-os-3d-billboard-smiles-or-frowns-twitters-mood.html
This is a neat part of the Crispin "Pudding Face" campaign for Jello. The face updates in real-time to reflect the happiness of the population based on tweets. It's cool...but since it's just averaged, the face probably won't fluctuate very much.
-Haley
Ivar's Billboards
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Causing quite a sensation in the Seattle Metro area, “Billboards” resurrected the notorious antics of restaurateur, Ivar Hagland, famous for his advertising publicity stunts. Shot on location in the Puget Sound, the commercials took on a life of it’s own when residents and one Seattle Times staff reporter got a glimpse of the rising billboard. Fueled by nostalgia, the story of the found billboards immediately went viral! Tweets, a feature on a local television news station, and a front page spread in the Seattle Times left residents to wonder; could this be real?
( Has nothing to do with digital but I had to share this with all of you)
Causing quite a sensation in the Seattle Metro area, “Billboards” resurrected the notorious antics of restaurateur, Ivar Hagland, famous for his advertising publicity stunts. Shot on location in the Puget Sound, the commercials took on a life of it’s own when residents and one Seattle Times staff reporter got a glimpse of the rising billboard. Fueled by nostalgia, the story of the found billboards immediately went viral! Tweets, a feature on a local television news station, and a front page spread in the Seattle Times left residents to wonder; could this be real?
( Has nothing to do with digital but I had to share this with all of you)
Multitouch Experience Cube
http://vimeo.com/26677419
SENSORY-MINDS GmbH, in cooperation with "Montfort Werbung", has developed the "Multitouch Experience Cube" - an eye-catching interactive trade show event installation. The walkable LED cube for the GRASS GmbH showcase has been the highlight at the Interzum 2011 trade show in Cologne, the international leading fair for suppliers to the furniture industry.
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