Find the opportunity
Identify the workflow, source data, and business case before anyone spends months building the wrong AI project.
Frontier AI Agents for Experiential Teams
Solving the hard technical problems in experiential marketing.
Prove AI ROI
Measure the return that matters: revenue lift, labor saved, cycle time reduced, and cost removed from the workflow.
Attribute what worked
Connect outcomes to the conditions around them: weather, location, staffing, placement, audience flow, attention, and sales.
Reduce software waste
Consolidate overlapping tools, scattered AI subscriptions, and one-off automations into systems the team actually uses.
Build live-world agents
Develop agent and world-model technology that understands venues, timing, traffic, weather, people, sensory conditions, and proof.
Your agency has already done the work needed.
The decks, budgets, notes, photos, and recaps already exist. They are just spread across tools and hard to reuse.
Products and experiments for experiential marketing teams
3D event space design
Lets account teams make small render changes themselves, without waiting on a design queue for every client note.
96 hours of back-and-forth reduced to 1 hourWeather-triggered media
Creates local organic posts and paid ad variations based on live weather in each event market.
Campaigns adapt while the weather changesEmail gifting campaigns
Helps teams send, track, and follow up on gifting emails without rebuilding the same campaign steps by hand.
4x more emails sent in the same amount of timeSensory understanding
Tests how scent, temperature, and humidity change the way people feel and behave inside an event space.
34% increase in consumables purchasedWarehouse digital model
Gives producers a searchable model of the warehouse, so they can find kits, props, signs, and event materials fast.
86% decrease in lost itemsEvent attention heatmaps
Shows where people looked, paused, and moved, so clients can understand which brand placements actually got attention.
Clearer proof of what people noticed onsite