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Some examples include: mobile charg- ing stations, video mapping, blended image technology, and innovative LED technology.


“Mobile charging stations are not flashy, but they are important for allowing attendees to stay on-the-go,” explains Jost. “The best feature about the mobile charging stations we offer is they have a built-in locking compartment. You can leave your phone for 30 minutes to charge and come back later to retrieve it.”


As equipment becomes more advanced, it can be used in creative ways, he adds. “With video mapping, we can transform any two-dimensional or three-dimen- sional surface by projecting an image onto it. We also can combine multiple images onto a single screen with blend- ed image technology. Lastly, LED tech- nology has become the standard for lighting, displays and signage in our industry. It produces clear, sharp colors and images. Also, LEDs are energy effi- cient."


According to Judy Geriot, president, Corporate Dimensions LTD, when it comes to technology for meetings and


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event, "Today more than ever, con- sumers are looking for experiences. Virtual Reality gives brands an opportu- nity to completely immerse attendees in their story and allow them to experi- ence and discover the brand and the brand’s messaging. VR has the potential to transform our industry."


As for social media, she notes that the technology has exploded in recent years, dramatically changing event mar- keting. “The Millennial generation craves the authenticity of personal live streams. The organic feeling of a live stream at an event opens the door for more engaged viewers. Crowd streaming has become an important trend. It gives event attendees a way to share their experiences in real time and turns the spotlight on for your followers."


When it comes to measuring attendee engagement, Geriot notes that there are many tools to help event managers gather important data.


“RFID/iBeacon technology simultane- ously speeds up admission related tasks and opens the door for measurements on engagement based on location


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