High-dwell moments that drive
recall, perfect for launches,
sampling, and brand experiences

Real-world moments where we bring your brand into crowds, campuses, and city streets using robots, vehicles, and on-the-ground teams. Think launch days, conferences, campus tours, and city takeovers where you want people to see, photograph, and talk about your brand in the wild.

Branded robots, Wrapped Cars, and trucks, paired with on-site staff, sampling, and pop-up setups. The mix depends on your goals: big visual impact, one-to-one interactions, or both.

Tech conferences, sports events, campus move-in weeks, brand tours, product launches, and city moments with concentrated foot traffic. If your audience is gathering in one place for a few hours or a few days, we can usually find a way to show up there.

Yes. Campuses are one of the environments where our formats perform best: robots and Wrapped Cars moving through student routes, plus DOOH and on-site moments. We help you respect campus rules while keeping your brand visible and natural in student life.

We navigate permits, venue rules, and operational requirements tied to vehicles and robots at events. Your team focuses on the brand story; we handle where robots can move, where trucks can park, and how everything stays compliant.

Yes. We can work with on-the-ground staff to guide robots, manage sampling, answer questions, and keep your activation running smoothly. In some cases, your team brings staff and we handle hardware and routing; in others, we cover both.

We measure where your assets were, how long they were active, and how many people likely saw them, consistent with our other formats. If you connect the activation to digital retargeting or specific CTAs, we can also show downstream impact: site visits, signups, installs, or store visits.

Yes. The strongest programs use events as a spike on top of ongoing city or campus presence. For example, you might run Wrapped Cars and DOOH all quarter and then layer in robots and trucks for a three-day takeover during a conference.

For smaller activations or campus moments, a few weeks of lead time is usually enough. For large conferences, multi-city tours, or complex permitting, we recommend starting the conversation earlier so routing, staffing, and creative all align.

Event performance sits alongside your other formats in one platform: routes, zones, and exposure during the event window. You can see how an activation boosted attention in that city compared to the days before and after.

Tell us what's happening (conference, launch, campus moment), where it is, and what a win looks like for you. We'll suggest a mix of robots, vehicles, DOOH, and on-site support, plus a clear plan for how we'll measure and report it back.