“London Calling” Adobe User Group meeting

Posted in Conferencing on 08/12/2011 by Harrie van der Lubbe


The 25th meeting of the Adobe User Group the Netherlands on December 7th had the theme ‘London Calling’: with 4 creative agencies from London on stage. As you might know, a creative agency needs to have a showreel. And the showreels of the top-knotch agencies on stage this day were indeed amazing. If you missed this meeting, be sure to see these guys in real life if you have the opportunity. For now, you can read through the review of this inspiring day and follow the links to find showreels.
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Schiet mij maar lek

Posted in Uncategorized on 01/12/2011 by Ben Steenstra

Een ervaren HR adviseuse vertelde mij vorige week een interessant verhaal over haar freelance werkzaamheden bij een grote Nederlandse onderneming. Naast alle administratieve rompslomp waar een gemiddelde manager zich niet in wil verdiepen, was ze veel tijd kwijt aan Continue reading >

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HoloDesk – Direct 3D Interactions

Posted in Innovation, Interactive Displays on 01/12/2011 by Remco Schoos

This is very Sci-Fi. Therefore I like it! The combination holographic (like our Dreamoc) and Kinect can make a wonderful end solution. This goes one step further…

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Schweppes Experiential: Why settle for just 1 solution?

Posted in Interactive Displays on 25/10/2011 by Remco Schoos

We are often thinking what kind of solution we can offer to our customers. Of course it should fit the concept and make sure the communication message is send to the audience. But what means would fit the best? Why settle for just one solution…

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“Touch Me” Adobe User Group Meeting

Posted in Conferencing on 21/10/2011 by Harrie van der Lubbe

As we at Quince know: touch devices are here to stay. Which means we need to keep looking at how designing and programming for (multi)touch devices works. The Adobe User Group meeting ‘Touch Me’ touched on this subject last week with a list of interesting speakers. My view is that touch is not something ‘new’, it’s technology finally catching up to how users want to use tools: directly, not indirectly through a mouse for instance. That’s why kids understand it intuitively. Let’s see how other people experience touch:

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Interactive building projection without the projection

Posted in Innovation, Interactive Displays on 13/10/2011 by Remco Schoos

This looks like building projection, but isn’t. A lot of LED tubes and it should work right? or is it fake?

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3D Projection Mapped Space Invaders

Posted in Innovation, Interactive, Interactive Displays on 11/10/2011 by Remco Schoos

When using interactive technology and some detection systems you can build a large game of Space Invaders. Putting some Chelsea Football Team as players always looks nice on your video.

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Personal Touch for Kiosk

Posted in Conferencing, Interactive Displays on 05/10/2011 by Remco Schoos

Sometimes you just don’t know what information you need to place on your interactive display. There is so much you want to tell, so much the customer wants to know. Now here is the solution.

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Coca-Cola facial recognition kiosk

Posted in Interactive Displays on 02/09/2011 by Remco Schoos

Coca-Cola tried something new at the Coca-Cola Summer Love 2011 event. A facial-recognition interactive display

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Quince through the eyes of an intern

Posted in Views & Visions on 17/06/2011 by Ben de Dood

Once you’re in, it can be rather difficult to look at things from the outside. So how do you get a fresh perspective on the company you work for without asking your colleagues? How about asking an intern?

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