Following RetailTech Japan 2007, Catchyoo and Ubiq’window will be again on stage at Hoteres Japan 2007.

This time, GBM will present both Catchyoo+Ubiq’window, and TPS will present Ubiq’window.

Hoteres is the largest event in Japan and Asia for Hotel and Restaurant equipment.
Hotel, Restaurant and other accommodations are key targets to the digital signage industry and obviously to the interactive signage industry pioneered by LM3LABS.

Catchyoo and Ubiq’window will be at RetailTech Japan 2007 again this year.
In
2007, it is General Business Machine (GBM) who will present the
solution to the Japan largest event dedicated to the retail industry
equipment.

Let’s keep in mind that Ubiq’window was launched in Japan at RetailTech Japan 2004 in collaboration with DNP.
From this launch, DNP made many installation for famous references like Koizumi Sangyo, Nihon TV, NEC, etc…

RetailTech is the first event in Japan for the retail industry and more
and more the place where Digital Signage and Interactive Digital
Signage specialists meet their customers.

LM3LABS will be happy to welcome overseas visitors at this
occasion. Please book a date with us by filling the Contact Form on our
site.

Japanese paper industry giant Nippon Paper uses Catchyoo as a promotion tool for their eco-oriented program "Green Proportion".

The event is current at Tokyo International Forum (the most beautiful building in Tokyo, but this is only LM3’s appreciation here). Tokyo International Forum has been built by famous architect Rafael Vinoly.

Nippon Paper uses a Catchyoo 4×3 meters screen to engage their guests.

Because of Catchyoo amazing effect on visitors, messages are easier to pass.

So should we say that Catchyoo breaks mind’s frontiers to prepare our contemporaries to a greener 21st Century? At least we work at it.

Ubiq’window recently used by Heineken.
Heineken is a good client of LM3LABS’ product as they deployed Catchyoo in Taiwan late last year.

Ubiq’window is a great interactive digital signage for brand promotion as it engages users in a unique personal experience with no equivalent: a large screen, touchless, interactive, very responsive.

Basically this is the "thing you cannot miss" in an event and whatever one can plan an event this is what is wanted by event planners.

(c) Picture Brief Advertising and Marketing.

… or was it its delicate overlays, deep impressions, shiny colors, smooth motions?