When You Can’t Be Everywhere
Proto Hologram has been making the rounds as the eye candy at exhibits. Life-size replicas of you are beamed to audiences. These lifelike images are interactive and cloud-enabled. (Some take issue with using the word hologram,
which is a three-dimensional image generated by interfering beams of light, to describe a product that’s based on volumetric capture. ) Nonetheless, it’s cool.
The Event-Tech Landscape
Julius Solaris diagrams the world of event tech into neat buckets. And trust us, it’s not a static diagram. Event-tech companies are either merging, dissolving, or being acquired by the day. Here’s the latest iteration. Regardless of whether the company names change, Solaris offers a good framework for categorizing the world of
event tech. Over time, we expect to see all-in-one players like Cvent get stronger, and virtual event tech continue to focus on enhanced distribution and more TV-like features, with a good dose of human touch. |