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At the Kuala Lumpur International Mobility Show 2026, XPENG's activation ran on Instabox, Instamedia's compact AI photobooth, with a customization flow engineered specifically for this show: each guest selects an outfit style, then a vehicle type from XPENG's lineup, and the AI generates a hyper-real portrait of their futuristic self with their chosen car and setting. This guest-driven outfit and vehicle selection runs on our in-house IN:FRAME™ AI pipeline, a depth of on-booth customization we have not seen any other studio in the region offer. Every interaction was tracked through Instamedia's live dashboard, giving XPENG measurable engagement data across the 11-day show: 751 printed photos and a steady queue of guests visualising themselves in the future of mobility.

When the museum team approached us to bring Pameran Fabrik ASEAN: Keabadian Tenunan, we saw an opportunity to digitally reimagine the art of weaving — to turn fabric into an interactive story. We began with two core experiences, an Interactive Map that lets visitors explore weaving traditions across ASEAN, discovering stories, patterns, and people behind each region and a Smart AI Fitting Photo Booth that lets users try on traditional fabrics digitally — merging cultural heritage with modern technology in a way that feels personal and shareable. Together, these became the digital heart of the exhibition — experiences that invite users to touch, explore, and wear the story of ASEAN weaving. From concept to execution, everything was handled in-house by Instamedia.

At the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC) in Bangkok, Instamedia ran an AI papercraft activation for Huawei ICT. Built on IN:FRAME™, the AI turned each guest into a customised, blocky character, printed on A4 for guests to cut and fold into a 3D paper figure. Across the two-day conference the booth ran 628 sessions, producing 558 printed papercraft sheets and 243 QR downloads, with peak demand between 2:00 PM and 3:00 PM.