Archive for the ‘Life!’ Category
Yokoso! Welcome on board!
November 8th, 2006 | Posted in Life!, People | No Comments »
We are happy to welcome Batsuren Enkhtor in the team.
Batsuren is from Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. After studying 3 years in Moscow and 2 years in Hong Kong, he graduated from the prestigious University of Tokyo in March 2006 with a bachelor degree in International Economics. He is fond of traveling, creative writing and bowling. He is a citizen of the world as he speaks English, Japanese, Russian, Mongolian and some Chinese.
He brings his energy to the acceleration of the business growth in the Asia-Pacific region and to push Catchyoo Media Channel and its innovative business models.
Catch’YooTube: give the cam to people
September 29th, 2006 | Posted in Catchyoo, Life!, Movies | No Comments »
People spontaneously advertise Catchyoo on YouTube. That’s cool…
Already 3 movies from the Singapore Cathay Cineleisure have been posted on YouTube.
Not Hollywood-grade of course, but it illustrates the interest from public to share about their experience of Catchyoo. The same way people share on YouTube, they talk to friends and increase the place frequentation. Movie1, Movie2, Movie3… Movie4… Movie5…
This installation in Singapore has been unveiled on last August. It is located on one of the best location in Singapore (Orchard Road) in a Cinema multiplex, owned by Cathay Cineleisure and which drains most of the Singaporean youth. This building also hosts prestigious shops like the Apple Store.
This Catchyoo is managed from LM3 in Tokyo thanks to Catchyoo Media Channel which allows easy management of multiple remote Catchyoo systems from the same desk.
The advertizing space can be rent from Belinda. A unique opportunity to raise your brand awareness right in the center of Singapore and to a very targeted segment of consumers.
A few month ago, we had a fan who advertised for Catchyoo using our movies. Ranking is great.
The color of the Future is “transparent”
September 26th, 2006 | Posted in Life!, Ubiq'window | No Comments »
The color of the future is transparency.
This is what we tell our customers since 2003 and this is also the main driver for buying Ubiq’window systems. Transparent, smooth, touchless… those are the common drivers for buying Ubiq’window.
NTT DoCoMo was the first customer to adhere to this vision: "we do not want machines".
We received our new American Express Corporate cards and they are in line with our vision. "Ubiq’window Amex Card…"… now, you might leave without it.
Great fun @ Happynology Vol 1.
September 18th, 2006 | Posted in Catchyoo, Life!, People, Ubiqwindow's Installations | No Comments »
We had great fun last week at the Happynology Vol 1. party in Shibuya, Tokyo.
LM3LABS’s partner was presenting Catchyoo, Ubiq’window, hologaphic projection, glowing textile, 3D billboards, and some other great stuff.
All those great technologies were presented to the coolest advertisers and event people in Tokyo.
A movie of the party is on the edition bench as I write. In the meantime, here is the site of the event.
“Generous” Interactive Advertising
August 27th, 2006 | Posted in Catchyoo, Life! | No Comments »
And if interactive advertising was helping humankind?
Why not putting Catchyoo Computers installed in shopping centers at the service of science?
Internally, LM3LABS put their computers’ calculation power to the service of science.
As we are equipped with an installed base of many Intel Pentium 4 HT, AMD Athlon 64 and some Intel Xeon which remain unused many hours per day, we decided to bring this calculation power to the Stanford University program folding@home who simulates the folding of proteins, a simulation necessary to understand Alzheimer, Parkinson, Mad Cow disease (BSE), and other cancer-related syndromes. This is our contribution to society as we will not wait to become a Microsoft to make a multi-trillion dollars donation.
A similar experience was launched a few years ago to search for UFO. At LM3LABS we think there is a better use of our CPUs…
The Standford University’s program seriously contribute to human health progress and more generally on understanding the proCess of life.
Patents and discoveries from the fold@home project go to the public domain and can be used by laboratories worldwide to progress in their research.
The project is lead by Vijay Pande from MIT.
Now, Catchyoo Computers installed for commercial puposes can also participate to the effort and the module can be installed by LM3 before shipping if you ask for it.
While making their job in interactive advertising, Catchyoo systems will help research on cancer and other serious diseases, automatically without human intervention.
All Catchyoo Computers are equipped with best of breed CPU which makes them powerful tools for research and there is no impact on the system.
You can ask LM3LABS to participate to the project and install the module on your new equipment.
Every minute of advertisement turns into a better understanding of Life…
