CHICAGO — CompuSystems has debuted two new technologies aimed at driving engagement at B2B events — ADIO® and DVHOLO. The company, which is now owned by Datavault AI, is expanding its focus on registration and lead retrieval to encapsulate tools that enhance experiences.
“At CompuSystems, we’re constantly looking ahead to what’s next,” stated Mark LoGiurato, President at CompuSystems. “ADIO and DVHOLO represent a bold leap forward in how organizers and exhibitors connect with their audiences. These innovations turn the expo hall into immersive, data-rich experiences — and that’s exactly where the industry is headed.”
ADIO® Helps Deliver Content to Drive Engagement
Using inaudible sound waves, ADIO pushes targeted messages and media directly to attendees’ phones, ultimately creating “Smart Zones” around the venue. The technology can be utilized by organizers to send welcome messages, real-time updates and wayfinding guidance, and by exhibitors with plug-and-play speakers to deliver brochures, videos and calls to action to attendees.
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Organizers can also leverage ADIO as a revenue generator by selling ADIO-triggered ads to exhibitors and sponsors. Offers to local businesses can also be delivered throughout the event, helping to activate the hosting community as well.
DVHOLO Transforms Passive Spaces
For those looking to generate a big “wow” factor, ADIO can be enhanced with a hologram from DVHOLO. The holograms can be programmed to interact with ADIO so that when attendees are near promotions or branded video content is triggered to play on the 3D holographic display. These displays can also be used by exhibitors to showcase and demo new products.
These new products are already being capitalized on by big-name brands like Accenture, Amazon, IBM and Nasdaq among others.
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