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Studio perspectives on interaction, experience, and the spaces in between.
LED, PROJECTION & IMMERSIVE ROOMS
What is an interactive wall (experience wall), and what kind of event suits one?
An interactive wall is a large screen or a projection on a wall that responds when people walk past, stand in front of it, or raise a hand. The image moves with them straight away, so people walking past stop to look, and people who stop want to take a photo home. It suits booths that want to stand out in the hall, and permanent spaces such as lobbies and showrooms.
PLANNING & LEAD CAPTURE
How long does it take to build an event game? Planning from brief to show day
A JPM Media Space booth game takes at least one week to build, depending on the game format and content. What gets a game finished on time is not only how fast the development team works, but knowing what each stage needs from you and getting it to us in time.
EVENT BOOTH GAMES
Quiz games at events: how to design one that makes people remember your product
A quiz game is the booth game that tells a product story best, because people remember the answer they nearly got wrong better than any sign. This article walks you through writing questions and options, and using answer explanations so people leave your booth knowing what makes your product stand out.
PLANNING & LEAD CAPTURE
What should a booth game brief include? A checklist before you ask for a quote
A complete brief from the start gets you an accurate quote and a prototype sooner. You do not need to answer every point. Anything you do not know yet, write “to be confirmed” and we will help you work it out. Copy this checklist, fill it in, and send it to us.
PLANNING & LEAD CAPTURE
What budget do you need for a booth game?
JPM Media Space event packages start at 30,000.- for touchscreen experiences and 56,000.- for LED and projection content. The final price depends on what you need. This article explains what goes into the budget, what moves the price, and where you can save without losing what matters.
EVENT BOOTH GAMES
Booth game ideas for brands: how to choose one people understand and want to play
The best booth game idea is not the strangest one. It is the one that makes your product part of the play, that people understand at a glance, and that leaves them remembering your brand. Here are five formats we use often, all playable in our Playground.
PLANNING & LEAD CAPTURE
One moment or a lasting destination?
How the original event and permanent installation packages frame a project conversation.
EVENT BOOTH GAMES
Designing for participation, not just presentation
A studio perspective on connecting people, brands, and physical spaces.
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Event Booth Games
Games that draw a queue at trade shows, launches, and brand activations: how they work, what they cost, and how to plan one that runs smoothly on show day.
View topicTouchscreens & Kiosks
Touchscreen applications, digital catalogs, and kiosks for event booths, showrooms, museums, and lobbies.
Coming soonLED, Projection & Immersive Rooms
Interactive content for LED walls, projection, floors, and immersive rooms, using screens and projectors you already have.
View topicSensors & Technology
LiDAR, depth cameras, RFID, and NFC: which sensor fits which space, and how movement and objects become content.
Coming soonPlanning & Lead Capture
Planning an interactive project from brief to show day: packages, what to prepare, and how to collect leads and player summaries.
View topicLET’S BUILD SOMETHING THAT CONNECTS
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