End of June, EDB, Singapore’s Economic Development Bureau, presented at World Cities Summit 2010.

The 2,000 square feet booth was designed by former Red Dot Design Awards judge Chris Lee. Inside it embedded LM3LABS’ interactive technologies like AirStrike. The result is a state-of-the-art interactive experience.

CNET Asia’s Nicholas Aaron Kho covered the event with an article.

Nicholas’ movie:

Pictures from blogger Pat Law:

Insurance giant Aviva made noise in Singapore with their “Create the future you want.” campaign based on ubiq’window 200.

The monumental Out-of-Home campaign lets visitors design their ideal life which is displayed in real time on the front of Vivo City building.

Cameras inside the touchless kiosks also record users real-time thru the interactive surface.

Please enjoy it in full screen as it is an HD movie.

Siemens inaugurates their City of the Future showroom in Singapore. LM3LABS provided interactivity to Siemens Center, put in action by Belinda and team.

Siemens Singapore has set up a City of the Future Exhibition and Solutions Centre, a focal point for city management officials from across the world to share best practices and experience Siemens’ suite of innovative technologies for city management and sustainable living.

The new centre, together with Siemens’ Global Centre of Competence for City Management which was set up in Singapore last year, demonstrates the value Siemens sees in Singapore as a “living laboratory” to design, develop and implement innovative solutions for global markets. Rapid global urbanisation has led to the demand of new products and services, and companies such as Siemens are able to leverage Singapore’s city environment, its network of partners from both public and private sectors as well as strong capabilities in IT and urban planning to pursue these opportunities.

Courtesy Razor TV and EDB

Audi Singapore seized the opportunity of the launch of A3, A3 Sportback, S3 & A4 Avant to inaugurate large size interactive holography based on touchless Ubiq’window 200.

“Progress is beautiful” as state their commercials.

The interactivity project was coordinated by Mosaic Solutions.

Captured lived on location by Mosaic’s AJ, Lewis Hamilton plays with Ubiq’window right before Singapore F1.

After the Tokyo experience (Shizuoka GP in 2007), Hugo Boss tap Ubiq’window again for their promotion at Singapore F1 Grand Prix which will start within 18 days.
Hugo Boss’ storefront will be up for a month and with the use Ubiq’window technology transforms the storefront into an interactive zone which allows the user to find out more about the race through behind-the-scenes clips of the drivers.

The installation made by Mosaic is covered by Marketing- Interactive magazine.

This is a quick movie of last year Tokyo installation:

Samsung launch their iPhone killer, the Omnia SGH i900, with Ubiq’window touchless technology.

Samsung deployed interactive boothes where people can experiment the amazing interface of their phone.

Only Ubiq’window can let people experiment what it is like to use such a next gen interface: dragging icones to launch applications, intuitive keyboard, smart OK, …

The interactive booth also let user “click” buttons outside the phone screen, to get fast access to Omnia’s features like: motion sensor, optical joystick, or 5 mega pixel camera.

And people are queuing to experience this.

As touch (…and soon touchless) interfaces are to invade our daily product, Ubiq’window is a unique solution to let customers experiment in large size.

The project was driven by LM3LABS’ distributor iM3 Asia in Singapore.