Interactive Displays

Client: Jackson Dawson, Dearborn, MI
Introduction: November 1, 2004
Size of Run: 2,330
Distribution: Automotive/Aftermarket Stores
Dimensions (H x W x D): 5'2" x 4'10" x 2'8"
Weight: 50 lb.
Producer: EPI Printing, Livonia, MI

Client: GE Lighting, Cleveland, OH
Introduction: May 1, 2005
Size of Run: 200
Distribution: Mass Merchants
Dimensions (H x W x D): 31" x 44" x 12"
Weight: 84 lb.
Producer: Downing Retail Display, Copley, OH

Client: PalmOne, Milipitas, CA
Producer: Marketing Drive, San Francisco
Number of Displays: 900
Comments: PalmOne placed its LifeDrive shelf unit in stores near laptops and multimedia entertainment devices. The "mini computer" can be used for both office and entertainment needs.

Client: Putumayo World Music, New York
Producer: Faulding Architecture, New York (design); KJ Woodwork, Austin, Texas (manufacturing)
Comments: Putumayo World Music's World Culture Center display brings world music to a Whole Foods Market store. It includes listening stations and a running DVD.

The key piece in Pepsi's "Call On Yoda" in-store program was the interactive display, which consisted of the parts shown here: a corrugated shell with a voice box; a two-sided, distortion-printed Yoda poster; and a handprint depression pad. Consumers placed their palm on the prints and received answers to questions they asked of the Jedi Master.
Producer: Integrated Display Co. (IDC), New York