If you want something genuinely unusual, live robot portraits create an instant talking point.

Guests have their photograph taken and their image is transformed into personalised artwork.

Then the DrawMeBot robotic drawing arms physically recreate that portrait in front of them.

The guest watches their artwork appear line by line before taking the finished drawing away.

This makes the experience:

• Interactive
• Technology-led
• Highly visual
• Personalised
• Shareable
• A physical keepsake

It can work particularly well at corporate parties, conferences, exhibitions, product launches, awards events and brand activations.

And one of the biggest differences with DrawMeBot is simple:

TWO ROBOTS. AS STANDARD.

Every DrawMeBot booking includes two drawing robots, allowing two portraits to be created simultaneously.

The Selfie Stars Graffiti Wall turns photography into an interactive digital experience.

Guests have their photograph taken and then use the graffiti wall to personalise and transform the image.

Depending on the event, they can add creative effects, graphics, virtual spray paint and branded elements before completing their finished artwork.

It works especially well where you want guests to become actively involved.

Rather than:

Take photo. Receive photo. Walk away.

The guest actually participates in creating the finished result.

For corporate events, the experience can also be adapted around the event or brand identity.

That makes it a strong option for:

• Corporate parties
• Brand activations
• Product launches
• Conferences
• Exhibitions
• Company celebrations

A Selfie Pod gives guests a simple, modern way to create photographs and digital content throughout an event.

Its compact format makes it particularly useful where space is limited or where you want an experience that can operate naturally alongside the rest of the event.

For corporate bookings, the Selfie Pod can become part of the wider event branding.

That may include elements such as:

• Branded photo designs
• Event graphics
• Campaign messaging
• Custom screen graphics
• Digital sharing
• Guest photographs

The result is an entertainment experience that is easy for guests to understand and easy to integrate into a wide range of event formats.

For events where you want the photo experience itself to feel more theatrical, the Magic Mirror is a brilliant option.

Guests interact with the full-length mirror while creating photographs during the event.

Its larger physical presence can make it feel more like part of the entertainment than a traditional camera setup.

It works particularly well for:

• Awards nights
• Black-tie events
• Corporate celebrations
• Christmas parties
• Hospitality events
• Large evening functions

Because guests can see themselves in the full-length mirror, it naturally encourages group photographs and playful interaction.

AI gives us the ability to take an ordinary guest photograph and turn it into something completely different.

Instead of simply applying a standard photo filter, guests can be transformed into creative themed scenes or characters built around the event.

For example, an AI experience could be developed around:

• A destination
• A corporate theme
• A summer party
• A futuristic concept
• A film-style scene
• A product launch
• A company campaign
• A seasonal event

The strength of this kind of experience is that the content itself can be designed specifically for the brief.

Guests see themselves inside something created for that particular event.

AI doesn’t only have to be fun and outrageous.

It can also be used to create a more polished corporate experience.

An AI headshot activation can transform guest photographs into professional or themed portrait-style images.

That can make it useful for:

• Conferences
• Networking events
• Corporate exhibitions
• Recruitment events
• Company meetings
• Professional associations

You can still keep the experience fun, but the finished image can have a more useful professional angle.

That gives guests something they may genuinely want to keep and use afterwards.

Sometimes the entertainment needs to do more than entertain.

At branded events, you may want the experience to become part of the campaign.

Our photo and interactive experiences can be developed around brand elements such as:

• Logos
• Campaign artwork
• Event messages
• Products
• Sponsor branding
• Custom digital backgrounds
• Event-specific graphics
• QR codes where appropriate

The aim is to avoid the feeling that branding has simply been stuck onto an entertainment product afterwards.

Instead, the brand becomes part of what the guest experiences and creates.

At an exhibition, entertainment has a slightly different job.

It isn’t only there because somebody wants guests to have fun.

It may also help:

• Make the stand more visible
• Give visitors a reason to stop
• Create dwell time
• Start conversations
• Add movement to the stand
• Create branded takeaways

DrawMeBot is particularly strong in this environment because the movement of the robotic arms creates a visible attraction while each guest has a reason to remain at the stand while their portrait is drawn.

Other Selfie Stars experiences can also be incorporated into exhibition environments where space and the wider brief allow.

The entertainment attracts the visitor.

The interaction gives your team the opportunity.

A giveaway becomes much more memorable when it has been created specifically for the person receiving it.

That is one of the reasons DrawMeBot works so well as both entertainment and a guest takeaway.

The portrait isn’t simply handed to somebody.

They:

• Take part in the experience
• Become the subject of the artwork
• Watch the robot create it
• Receive the finished portrait

That gives the item a story.

For branded events, the artwork can also become part of the wider campaign creative.

So instead of a generic piece of promotional merchandise, the guest leaves with something that relates directly to what they experienced at the event.

For larger corporate events, you don’t necessarily have to choose just one experience.

Different entertainment can serve different parts of the room or different moments within the Event.

For example, you might combine:

• DrawMeBot with a Selfie Pod
• DrawMeBot with the Graffiti Wall
• AI transformations with a photo experience
• A Magic Mirror with branded digital content
• Different experiences across different zones of a venue

This can work particularly well at:

• Large company parties
• Conferences
• Christmas events
• Awards nights
• Brand launches
• Agency-led events

Rather than making every guest queue for exactly the same attraction, multiple experiences can give people different ways to participate.