The Hong Kong Museum of History held an exhibition called The Road to Modernisation – 70 Years of the People’s Republic of China from July to August 2019, to illustrate the achievements of China’s modernisation
When Citibank set up its new Hong Kong headquarters in One Bay East, it planned to utilise the latest interactive technologies in the office building for better customer engagement and corporate communications.
The Airport Express runs every 10 minutes. Travellers have little to do while waiting for the train at the platform. This makes them a very captive audience, resulting in great ROI for advertisers.
onActivity designed creative interactive games for Black & White Milk at its pop up store, which was a 10-day event (16-25 Nov, 2018) aimed at promoting the Hong Kong milk tea local taste.
Customers entering Lee’s Causeway Bay flagship store are undoubtedly attracted by a striking scene – a huge 9 in 1 video wall with which they can interact and play with.
onActivity used cutting-edge technology and outside-the-box creativity to create interactive drink machines which dispense more than drinks, entertaining and refreshing consumers with every transaction.
Let children play and learn innovatively. A tailor made multi-touch table for playing gravity game was installed at Hong Kong Science Museum for the exhibition “Albert Einstein (1879-1955)”.
It is the trend for banks to provide an interactive experience and ensure their branches meet the needs of the 21st century client. Standard Chartered transformed its branch in Central into a “digital branch” full of interactive technology.