Transforming ordinary events into extraordinary experiences

Practical application of 3D event

In the article we highlighted four applications of 3D, let’s delve into these a little more:

Welcoming Attendees:

Utilising 3D for events, organisers possess a powerful toolkit for creating memorable attendee experiences from the moment participants log in. The journey can begin with the personal touch of customised welcome videos to greet attendees as they arrive, immediately establishing a sense of connection.

These videos set the stage, providing an engaging introduction to the event and offering a glimpse into what lies ahead. In addition, by adding an interactive treasure hunt, you can transform the opening moments into a captivating adventure. Gamification elements encourage attendees to explore the 3D environment, generating excitement, engagement and a sense of participation right from the start.

Creating immersive stages:

In 3D events, the stage becomes a vibrant centre of activity, far more than just a backdrop. Here,
interaction reigns supreme, with polls and Q&A sessions seamlessly integrated into the experience. These features allow attendees to actively engage with speakers and peers in real-time, transforming passive observation into dynamic participation.

Live-streamed sessions further enhance the immersive experience, bringing key presentations and
discussions directly to attendees’ screens. This fusion of technology and engagement makes the 3D event stage a hub of interaction and learning.

Engaging sponsors:

Your sponsors occupy a central position in the 3D event environment, with individual areas to showcase their offerings. These virtual spaces offer attendees an opportunity to explore sponsor booths, engage with representatives, and gain valuable insights. What sets this apart is the level of personalisation sponsors can provide.

Attendees can receive different experiences, ranging from product demonstrations to one-on-one
consultations. Sponsor areas can be built with engagement tools to immerse attendees in their products or services, adding an extra layer of interaction to the event.

Facilitating interaction:

Interaction is the lifeblood of 3D events, and a variety of interactive elements ensure that attendees have ample opportunities to connect, engage, and create lasting memories. Examples of these include virtual photo booths that allow participants to capture fun moments and share them with others. Mini-games and interactive exhibits add an element of entertainment and engagement, turning the event into an enjoyable experience. 

Social media integration ensures that attendees can easily share their experiences, join discussions, and connect with fellow participants, fostering a sense of community. All these elements combine to facilitate meaningful interactions and make the 3D event an unforgettable occasion.

A real-world example: The eBay festival

Let’s look into the case and significant benefits of eBay’s 3D festival. eBay’s 3D festival stands as a testament to the power of breaking down time zone barriers. In a world where geographical
distances and time zone disparities often hinder international collaboration, eBay’s 3D festival managed to create a truly global celebration.

By harnessing the capabilities of the 3D event platform, eBay successfully brought together participants from various corners of the world, breaking free from the constraints of traditional online events. This unique approach not only demonstrated the global reach of 3D events but also showcased their potential to unite individuals and businesses on a global scale. It highlighted the ability of 3D events to foster meaningful connections and collaborations among diverse, geographically dispersed communities.