Eight Interactive Touchscreen Kiosks

Boeing engaged GES Worldwide in Dallas to produce an enclosed pavilion celebrating its 100th Anniversary at Farnborough Airshow - the largest non-military airshow in the world. The Pavillion was open to vendors and special guests for several days before the show, and during the show was open to the general public.

Through Access One Media in Dallas, Gravity was engaged to produce eight interactive presentations, each of which was deployed on 43-inch touchscreen kiosks. Each of the presentations produced by Gravity included a video loop, and a fully interactive experience showcasing one aspect of Boeing’s history.

Gravity was involved in all aspects of production, working from storyboards and video loops produced in Adobe Illustrator by GES Dallas. Gravity worked directly with GES throughout the process and was available for minor modifications after initial installation in the Boeing Pavillion.

A Rapid Schedule

The company was involved in all aspects of production, working from storyboards and video loops produced by GES Dallas. Gravity was in direct communication with GES throughout the process and was available for minor modifications after initial install in the Boeing Pavillion.

Adobe Animate and GSAP

The interactive presentations were produced in Adobe Animate, with supporting graphics produced in Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop. Motion was coded using Greensock Animation Platform (GSAP), written in AS3. The final output was an Adobe AIR projector file for use on the touchscreen kiosks running Windows 10.

The final output was an Adobe AIR projector file for use on the touchscreen kiosks, which were running Windows 10.