IBM - CeBIT 2008
Haptics and gaming instincts made up the conceptual foundation of the exhibits created on behalf of IBM for CeBIT 2008.
At the stand, visitors could make monitors go down a waterfall, with real water cascading over an LED wall. Or feel the difference between water-cooling and air-cooling for processors. A third exhibit gave visitors the opportunity to "x-ray" an avatar using a coordinate-correlated image, and discover how patient files of the future will work.
Each of the three exhibits was a brand new development and combined a wide range of technologies, some of which were developed specifically for the purpose of CeBIT. It set a new standard for IBM's stand in hall 2.
At the stand, visitors could make monitors go down a waterfall, with real water cascading over an LED wall. Or feel the difference between water-cooling and air-cooling for processors. A third exhibit gave visitors the opportunity to "x-ray" an avatar using a coordinate-correlated image, and discover how patient files of the future will work.
Each of the three exhibits was a brand new development and combined a wide range of technologies, some of which were developed specifically for the purpose of CeBIT. It set a new standard for IBM's stand in hall 2.