We created a personalized and user-centric experience for GATORADE. With RFID bands, tailored content, and a modular trade show and app design, our roadshow across the USA became a truly unique experience.

Client
Gatorade
Industry
Consumer Goods
Solution
Interactive InstallationMobile App
Technology
MobileTouch / Sensor
Services
Technical ConsultingUX DesignVisual DesignSoftware DevelopmentDevOpsProducing

A personalized roadshow that makes Gatorade a new experience.

Gatorade wanted to create relevant connections instead of fleeting contacts.
The challenge was to turn brief trade show encounters into lasting relationships. The goal was to achieve more relevance per visitor, longer dwell time, and measurable interaction beyond the events. The target audience ranged from professional trainers to consumers who should receive individual, useful content at various touchpoints.
Wide shot of the Gatorade trade fair stand with illuminated lettering, a light frame, product columns and the fuel bar
We delivered an omnichannel experience consisting of pre-registration, RFID G-Bands, personalized touchpoints, multitouch stations, 360° stories, and an interactive fuel bar. Each station was modularly designed, allowing for quick replication for the next city.
A modular, omnichannel experience with personal engagement.
Orange Gatorade wristband with the G logo, set against white

Before each event, visitors received G-Bands that connected their identity with our installations. Registration via smartphone or on-site check-in categorized users, ensuring that content, favorites, and follow-up emails were delivered individually, extending the experience beyond the trade show.

Numbers that show personalization works.
4,752 registered users, 17,474 viewed videos with a total playtime of around eight days, and 2,161 downloaded informational materials demonstrate engagement. The real-time statistics in the CMS allowed for quick adjustments and provided meaningful insights into user behavior.
Tablet showing a 360-degree tour of the Clemson Players Lounge with a floor plan and the points earned
Two Gatorade bottles stand on the dark touch surface, which recognises them with glowing rings

The fuel bar made products tangible: users placed bottles on the touchscreen, received product details, and could compare features in real-time. A specially developed marker tracking system followed objects and transformed simple curiosity into active experiences.

Technically, the experience relied on handcrafted hardware elements, standardized booth modules, and a custom-developed CMS. This allowed for content maintenance during the tour, real-time analytics evaluation, and accelerated deployments for each city.
A flexible system that scales and delivers on-site.
Two trade fair visitors playing air hockey against each other on a large touch table

More than 120 360° images and hundreds of interviews transformed the roadshow into a narrative world. Visitors virtually immersed themselves in Gatorade locations and received emotional, context-rich insights that connected product information with stories.

Personalization and modularity are the levers for sustainable engagement.
The key insight was that relevance has the greatest impact on dwell time and conversion, and that a modular setup enables quick, reliable deployments. For future roadshows, we recommend early onboarding incentives and continuous content maintenance during the tour.
Touchscreen start screen with the floating G Band and the prompt to sign in with it