Challenging Attendees' Perceptions
Of A Brand.
Overview:
Case Study:
Room Narratives
Robots and Sons
You are part of the sales team at Robots & Sons, the company responsible for The Robotler, an autonomous robot used to bring items to hotel room guests, as well as collect unwanted items and garbage from their room. It’s going to revolutionize the hospitality industry. Tomorrow is the CES convention and the current Robotler porotype is set to be unveiled. The only problem is that the fabrication and software teams have left it behind and forgotten to upgrade the firmware to the latest version. You must upgrade the robot’s firmware, book your tickets to Las Vegas, and grab a critical component to take with you before time runs out. Just be careful, this prototype is still a bit unstable and draws a lot of power when charging its battery.
WearNext Wearables
You are part of a team that works at WearNext Wearables, one of the industry’s most talked about young companies. For the past two years you have been working on revolutionizing the wearables market with a combination of fashon forward aesthetics and next-gen tech. Your CEO is on their way to CES and just found out that a potential partner would like to meet. The only problem is that he didn’t bring the prototype they are interested in, and now your team must figure out which of the in-development products is the right one, and bring it with you to CES.
Onsite Promotion:
WearNext Industries Assets:
The OPEN Forum article provided teams with the name of the prototype that the CEO needs them to bring to Las Vegas. The rest of the article is a red herring for the game, but does highlight the type of content that is featured on the platform.
While the text message conversation was found on an employee's phone in the office and gave players a clue on how to open the prototype safe to gather the materials that they needed to escape the room.
Winning Photo Op Signs:
Not Exactly Winning Phoo Op Signs:
Swag Bag Lines:
The Escape the Office Experience:
