We use technology to tell stories.
Innovations like RFID, IoT sensor arrays, voice interfaces and even brainwaves provide entirely new canvases for storytelling.
A full-size server rack becomes an RFID-enabled multi-modal interaction in this sophisticated product demonstration at Nutanix headquarters
For the Museum of Science and Industry Wired To Wear exhibition, Quantum XPR produced the Spider Sense haptic vests, a concept developed by Victor Mateevitsi as a solution for the sight impaired, for an interactive feature at the exhibition. The vests use ultrasonic sensors to send haptic signals directing museum wearers away from obstacles.
In order to showcase multiple authentication technologies in a mobile package, we designed an all-in-one fingerprinting/facial scanning/NFC scanning/geolocation array in compact briefcase. Our deep understanding of these transformative technologies lets us explain current landscapes and get to the heart of future solutions.
Our work at Visa's San Francisco Innovation Center showcases the future of intrinsic payments using voice interfaces, smart appliances and connected control systems. As appliances and devices independently manage an even greater number of everyday transactions, brands will need to reconsider their role in the ecosystem of the automated home.
Electric Dreams is a concept dress and headpiece for Wired To Wear by the artist Suzi Webster and Quantum XPR, in which the headpiece is controlled by the brainwaves emitted by each visitor. A Muse headset collects alpha, beta and theta waves, which are then translated into color sets for a unique moving image of your brain.
We used a proprietary voice + image interface with standard natural language processing (NLP) to create an AI character for customer interactions about AI and cloud computing at Nutanix .Next conference.