2018 IAEE Expo Expo
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Dave Bradfield
Vice President, Client Success
Expo Logic
Business Objective: Attendee Experience/Engagement
Topic Area: Onsite Registration System Services
Company Information:
Expo Logic is an award-winning, global event technology and service company specializing in online and on-site registration, face recognition check-in, lead retrieval, and attendee tracking solutions. We service over 450 domestic and international events a year including some of the largest events in the United States and Europe. Providing clients with innovative technology and excellent customer service, is the hallmark of our company. Connect with us at www.ExpoLogic.com
Product Information:
Face recognition for attendee check-in is an on-site solution for printing badges powered by Expo Logic. This powerful technology integrates with over 40 CRM, AMS and event registration platforms, enabling event organizers to provide this innovative check-in experience using their existing system.
Benefits include:- Reduced check-in times for attendees who opt-in to face recognition- Decreased staff burden due to self-check-in capabilities- Flexibility in registration location thanks to portable kiosks which can be placed in hotels, airports and more- Delighted attendees who are amazed by this quick and accurate technology- Increased professionalism: you will be seen as an industry leader by employing the latest technology.
Case Study Information:
Face recognition for attendee check-in and automated badge printing is new to events but is quickly becoming the hottest trend. In this session you will discover how face recognition can streamline the check-in process and provide an exciting, personal experience for each attendee.
Spring Masterminds, an event hosted by Keller Williams in Washington, D.C. in April of this year used face recognition to check-in attendees and print their badges. The response was very positive from both attendees and staff. Benefits included: reduced wait times to check-in, less staff burden due to self-check-in capabilities and attendee delight at the ease of check-in. The event drew 1,360 registrants and 48% of attendees opted to use face recognition for check-in.
How it works: Attendees can opt to upload a picture during the online registration process in order to experience face recognition check-in. At the event, registration kiosks with cameras are available for attendees to check themselves in. When an attendee approaches a kiosk, the camera scans their face and automatically prints their badge.
Join us as we explore this case study, review footage from the event, discuss the technology and how you can use face recognition at your next event.