The massive quick response barcodes are being projected at the events for promotional marketing. Drake has turned to humble QR codes projected at his concerts to help provide event attendees with access to branded merchandise drops. The projections are also being used to offer access to people who aren’t in attendance at the concerts. During some of Drake’s concerts, QR codes – called a “bat signal” by Narcity – are projected for guests to scan to try to get their hands on items such as branded T-shirts, Nike shoes, and…
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The entertainment industry loves augmented reality, with unique mobile promotion techniques being implemented by top movie, gaming and music industry giants. Check out the latest movie promo on your phone or augmented reality video today.
Cool games offer outstanding online advertising opportunities
In-game advertising is one of the greatest ways to reach a target audience when it’s paying attention. Cool games aren’t just a fun way for a player to pass the time but also provide effective online advertising opportunities that are proving exceptionally effective. In-game ads typically consist of static ads, dynamic ads and gamevertising. At the very core of a successful campaign is finding cool games such as those at Friv5Online, where you can place your ads, regardless of their form. After all, this is the foundation of having an…
Read MoreCoca-Cola and Jon Batiste amp up QR codes with audio and artistic imagery
The upgrade in the mobile marketing campaign gave the quick response codes a hotter new experience. While the pandemic made sure that pretty much everyone is now finally familiar with humble QR codes, this doesn’t mean that people like them all that much. The barcodes are typically black and white pixelated squares that are functional but not exciting. A new Coca-Cola campaign took this as a challenge and worked to see if people would enjoy and respond to QR codes more readily if those barcodes were far more artistic in…
Read MoreAugmented reality allows a dead pianist to give a final performance
The experience was meant to be an immersive way for Ryuichi Sakamoto to play for an audience again. Ryuichi Sakamoto, a Japanese composer, died in March at 71 years old but was still able to give a final concert recently through the use of augmented reality technology. This tech made it possible for the composer’s digital avatar to perform a piano concert for 50 minutes. The audience was able to experience the concert in augmented reality using the Magic Leap 2 AR headset. Interestingly, Sakamoto isn’t the only artist to…
Read MoreAI technology to create “new” Beatles song
Artificial intelligence is being used to digitally bring the band’s voices back together this year. Through the use of AI technology, the Beatles are going to be releasing a new song for the first time in decades, bringing their voices back together, to a certain extent. Paul McCartney recently announced that the new Beatles song is slated for release in 2023. According to Paul McCartney, when speaking to the BBC, there is no set release date, though it will come out before the end of this year. Moreover, the song…
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