Showing posts with label Sound. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sound. Show all posts

Wednesday, 12 June 2013

Make your Workplace Totally Sensational!

Have you ever felt that your office environment is a bit sterile and soulless?

How we feel at work can affect our performance as much as what we know. By forgetting about our senses, employers are missing out on powerful drivers of enjoyment, motivation, creativity, mood and energy…it’s common sense!

In our presentation, we provide strategies and ideas for reconnecting with our senses to help create a happy, healthy and more productive workplace. From the use of calming colour schemes to the invigorating fragrances of cinnamon and peppermint, there are plenty of cool yet cost-effective tactics you can use to harness the senses to your advantage!



>> Get your teeth into Sejuiced's presentation on "Creating a Sensational Workplace Through the Senses!"

Wednesday, 13 July 2011

A birthday greeting with a touch of magic


Card company American Greetings has launched “Magic Touch™” cards which deliver a multi-sensory experience to surprised recipients. The greetings can be controlled by the reader if they rub a section of their card…the little characters on the card will then sing ‘Happy Birthday’ in their honor!

For example, pat faster and the cat meows the song faster, strum the guitar slower and the rift slows down as well. Additional characters include a rabbit as well as a hot guy singing the perfect birthday tune!

Here at Sejuiced we think this interactive element is rather fun. Engaging a person with their birthday card almost makes it a present, no? (or are we just getting carried away here!!)

Check out this stroke of genius at the American Greetings website

Monday, 13 December 2010

People quick to experience the Google Chrome Game!

An interactive game promoting the Google Chrome browser managed the impossible – it tore the Westfield crowd away from their Christmas shopping! The public could take part in the multi-sensory action by being transported into the game!

The gamer stood on the Google Chrome platform and when the music started their colour changing   silhouette appeared on the HUGE paint splattered gaming canvas projected on the side of Westfield Shopping Centre! This interactive game involved bouncing multicoloured balls around the bright background by moving your body fast and furiously! The bold moving patterns, music and engaging gaming experience meant the fun went on all day - everyone wanted to be a rainbow coloured 10ft computer game character!

Forget the speed of light, this quick paced multi-sensory experience allowed the participants to experience 'Fast is moving at the speed of chrome'. Watch the video to see the interactive fun bouncing about on your screen!


Thursday, 9 December 2010

Sounds like there’s a storm brewing!


This fantastic interactive poster campaign showcases multi-sensory marketing at is best!  Brazilian production company Saxsofunny ensures that its advertisements are both seen and heard with a tactile element at its core.

As the posters say ‘Every image has a sound.’  You touch the advert and hear what you see – it’s a powerful low-tech solution with no speakers or animation involved!  Here at Sejuiced we love the simplicity of this idea and its irresistible appeal.

Wednesday, 17 November 2010

A sight, sound and scent to behold!

Ralph Lauren's flagship London store, situated on New Bond Street, was
transformed into an interactive canvas for their 4D projection.

The presentation made use of the building's architecture, which appeared to open up
revealing a giant staircase on which 3D models descended. Other highlights of the
presentation were a giant red rotating handbag and live action polo players evoking the Ralph Lauren logo!

The impressive spectacle, which incorporated the brand's clothing and
accessories, was accompanied by dramatic music to give the event a real
sense of excitement. The experience was further enhanced by pumping fragrance
into the New Bond Street air. The 4D multi-sensory experience was clearly a sight, sound and scent to behold!

Take a look at this video of the whole 4D presentation - minus the fragrance!