This fully interactive, traveling escape room experience was built for our agency partners at Mint to showcase the rewards and benefits of being a TD Aeroplan Visa Infinite Cardholder.
The pop-up activation was used at airports, malls and tradeshows, offering participants a chance to test their Aeroplan knowledge, and win prizes.
The experience was designed to be easy and enjoyable for all ages. Upon entering the escape room, users were faced with three simple trivia questions about Aeroplan displayed on an airplane window-shaped touchscreen. Correctly answer all three questions, and you’ll receive a special puzzle piece that plays a crucial role in the final stage of the escape room.
We designed, fabricated, and programmed an 11-foot custom Jameson holiday tree and installed it at Toronto Union Station. Transforming one of the city’s busiest public spaces into a festive, branded landmark. Constructed using real Jameson glass bottles, the installation featured integrated, music-reactive LED lighting synchronized with pre-programmed, instrumental holiday soundscapes.
A custom whiskey barrel base housed the audio and control components, while a neon Jameson “J” topper completed the structure. Engineered for a high-traffic environment, the build balanced bold brand storytelling with immersive visual impact, inviting passersby to pause, engage, and share.
wonderMakr brought a total of seven edu-taining interactives to life as part of Elanco’s sizable footprint at VMX and the WVC for 2025.
From an interactive comic book, to a scan to learn story-telling wall, wonderMakr worked to create hands on tools to support Elanco sales reps on the show floor.
An interactive projection based experience helped visitors explore various skin conditions. A tactile mechanical slider worked seamlessly with digital assets to help illustrate the efficacy of an anti-itch medication and capacitive touch, illuminated ‘button’s were used to trigger related sound and content to showcase Elanco’s impressive line up of products.
Elanco’s booth won Best in Show (Large Island) at VMX!
To promote the new Subway Series menu featuring chef-crafted sandwiches, we designed and built a custom recording and prize dispensing booth that traveled to Toronto & Montreal.
Attendees who visited the booth were prompted to register via the touchscreen and answer a question. If their answer included the word ‘YESWAY’ then the user would a prize from the built in prize drawer in the booth
Sephora Illumination was a weeklong interactive installation celebrating diversity, featuring a cosmic, data-driven portrait of skin tones.
In Toronto’s upscale Yorkville district, the activation transformed a retail space into an immersive, multi-sensory environment.
Four projection screens displayed thousands of skin tones as living constellations, shifting and animating in real time. Visitor gestures reshaped the starfield to create a personal, ever-evolving celebration of individuality and inclusion.
To drive conversion, guests received a Sephora incentive redeemable at their adjacent store, blending art with measurable retail foot traffic.
As part of the bold and cheeky “Smack for Heinz” campaign, we engineered a one-of-a-kind vending-enabled billboard that let ketchup lovers reclaim their condiment of choice – right outside restaurants that refused to serve it.
This hybrid OOH installation and vending kiosk featured a custom 3D-printed Heinz bottle, a weather-proof cooling and heating system, and precision engineering to dispense exactly three perfect packets of Heinz ketchup at a time.
The activation turned into a viral moment, even making an appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert – proof that the world really does notice when you stand up for what’s saucy and right.
Created for TD Bank and their sponsorship of the Toronto Blue Jays, we helped kick off the 2023 season with this custom prizing locker.
Fans would play a game of skeeball to attempt to get a home run and if successful they would receive a replica baseball ticket to scan at the Fan Locker.
Scanning their ticket on the Fan Locker would trigger LED lighting in the lockers to randomly move around, slowly landing on the locker with their prize to ensure all prizing was distributed evenly to all fans.
