Products
Standard · Conference essentials
Plan around arrival, information and main-hall participation.
- Identity, groups, seats and NFC check-in
- Agendas, notices, button voting and quizzes
- Prize prompts, collection verification and agreed records
AI SUPER BADGE
AI Super Badge
One badge. A shared event experience.
Put identity, agendas and interaction within every guest’s reach. From check-in and button voting to exhibition stamps, the badge works with terminals, a control system and event screens throughout the experience.
Beta · Demonstrations availableFunction demos are available. Hardware and on-site integration remain under validation; configuration and delivery are agreed per project.
IdentityName · Group · Seat
InteractionButtons · Votes · Prizes
ConnectionTerminals · Control · Screens
Follow a guest through the event.
Choose a moment to see the badge in use. These are illustrative function demos; the enabled scope is confirmed per project.
Arrival
Present your badge. Check in.
Staff read the badge with a handheld terminal, verify the guest list and show a check-in response. Issuing, replacement and verification rules are configured for the event.
What it works withBadge + handheld terminal + guest list
Throughout
Your next session, at a glance.
Display the guest's name, group, seat and agenda. The event control system sends concise session notices according to the agreed schedule.
What it works withBadge + guest list and agenda + control system
Main hall
Press a button. Join the moment.
The host presents a question and guests answer with physical buttons. The control system collects responses for the big screen. Questions, timing and scoring are agreed in advance.
What it works withBadge + control system + event screen
Main hall
A prize prompt, right on the badge.
Run the draw using the agreed guest list and rules, and send a prompt to winning badges. Staff verify each guest at a terminal and record prize collection.
What it works withBadge + handheld terminal + draw rules
Interactive scope
Connect each visit into a journey.
After each booth experience, an external terminal reads the badge to record a visit or stamp. Guests redeem rewards under the task rules. Checkpoints and terminals are planned around the visitor flow.
What it works withBadge + booth terminals + task rules
Optional integration
Your event portrait, on your badge.
An AI photo experience can associate a generated portrait with the guest and update the matching badge. Photo equipment, transfer methods and integration testing are confirmed separately.
What it works withAdditional AI photo equipment + identity mapping and integration
Demos start paused; press play to animate. AI portraits require additional photo equipment, identity mapping and transfer integration.
What goes with the badge?
Guests use the badge, staff use terminals and the control system coordinates the experience. The setup follows attendance, entrances and interaction points.
Guest badges
Black or white design, colour display, physical buttons and NFC. Identity screens, branding and lanyards are confirmed for your event.
Handheld terminals
Staff read badges for check-in, checkpoints or prize verification. Quantities depend on entrances, booths and arrival patterns.
Event control system
Configure guests, agendas and interactions, collect records and connect the event screen. Gateways, networking and screens are assessed for the venue.
Equipment and screen images illustrate the setup. Terminal models, network requirements and quantities follow the project specification.
From conference essentials to exhibition interaction.
Standard and Interactive describe planning scopes that can be combined for an event, rather than hardware models or validation levels.
Interactive · Exhibition extensions
Assess experience checkpoints and device integration.
- Booth check-ins, stamps and task rewards
- Photo-wall and badge games assessed per project
- AI portraits require additional photo equipment and integration
Contact exchange, AI event Q&A and nearby-person discovery are possible extensions to discuss, outside the default delivery scope.
A few things to confirm before we start.
Can I buy or rent it now?
Book a demonstration to discuss purchase or rental. The product is in Beta; functionality, quantities, delivery dates and on-site services are confirmed after project assessment.
Can two badges exchange contact details with a tap?
Basic NFC is read by an external terminal. Active badge-to-badge reading and contact exchange are extensions requiring separate assessment, outside the default scope.
What are the battery life and attendee capacity?
Whole-device battery life, multiple gateways and large-scale interaction still require testing. Configuration and support are confirmed after validation against event duration, attendance, venue and interaction frequency.
What should we prepare?
Share the date, venue, attendance, schedule, guest fields, branding and interaction content. Responsibility for screens, networking, power, AI photo equipment and on-site operation is listed in the agreed configuration.