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Rockwell Software Exhibit[/one_third]

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Physical elements such as software demonstration kiosks, interactive touch screens and meeting areas were designed and built by RGI for the Rockwell Software exhibit.

RGI created behavioral impact through the design of the Rockwell Software exhibit by allowing Rockwell Automation to engage with their clients and positioning themselves as a leader of automation software and technology.

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ControlWorks Identity
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Control Works is a consulting company who provides turnkey Crestron Programming and system design for the Crestron family of products. They asked RGI to create a brand identity and redesign a software solutions system brochure. The Control Works software was Dynamic Configuration.

Before we began redesigning the brochure, we created a new logo for the Dynamic Configuration software. The new logo inspired us and we began exploring new logo solutions for Control Works itself. When we completed the project both Control Works and Dynamic Configuration system had a new logo as well as a new and improved software solutions system brochure.

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Tradeshow Exhibit[/one_third]

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Developing interactive digital content and providing an innovative and informational experience through a high impact exhibit was the goal RGI successfully met for the new Cleveland Medical Mart tradeshow booth. A custom iPad application was developed to share facts, information and data about the new space.

RGI designed and built the new booth for the Medical Mart to effectively sell space to healthcare professionals in the new Cleveland Medical Mart. The iPads and iPad technology were the main focus of the exhibit and it allowed visitors to both physically and visually explore content about the Medical Mart.

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Lunar Soil Exhibit[/one_third]

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People at the Great Lakes Science Center in Cleveland, OH are getting an up close look at simulated lunar soil. Through the use of hand held microscopes and rotating sample soil wheels, visitors to the Lunar Soil Exhibit have the opportunity to see the consistency and textures of different kinds of moon dirt. The exhibit educates adults and children on the formation of simulated soil and its importance.

The Lunar Soil Exhibit designed and fabricated by RGI provides an educational, hands-on experience for people of all ages. This exhibit increases the visitor’s understanding and knowledge of how NASA simulates lunar soil to perform testing in research facilities.

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Where Does It Go?
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Where does it go? (Water, that is). Travel to the Great Lakes Science Center in Cleveland, OH to see the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District’s interactive exhibit where spokesdrop Wally Waterdrop explains Greater Cleveland’s water cycle.

The Where does it go? interactive exhibit was designed and built by RGI and provides educational lessons with an audio presentation and hands-on experience.

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Summer Summit Collateral[/one_third]

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RGI designed tangible media for PayPal to capture clients’ interest in the event and to develop the events identity. Summer Summit is an event held for PayPal’s high-level corporate executive clients to show appreciation for their business.

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HIMSS Tradeshow Collateral &
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RGI designed graphic content & collateral for Nuvon for use at the 2010 annual HIMSS Conference & Convention.

RGI developed exhibit graphics, marketing collateral, QR codes and redesigned the homepage of Nuvon’s website to strengthen their presence & corporate identity.
The graphic elements and marketing collateral helped the booth’s visitors to gain a better understanding of Nuvon’s Healthcare IT solutions & products.

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Solution Center[/one_third]

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Novelis, an aluminum manufacturing company, had a need to transform their conference room area into an innovative and inspiring space. RGI worked with Novelis to design and build a Solution Center that portrayed the different uses of Novelis’ products.

RGI successfully created an environment that increased collaboration and inspiration among the Novelis employees and visitors to their Solution Center.

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Technology Room[/one_third]

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The Wal-Mart Technology Fair was an opportunity for GE’s Lighting division to showcase products and technology to Wal-Marts’ senior leadership and employees. The physical space of the GE Technology Room was an interactive area designed by RGI and it provided the high-level Wal-Mart executives with an experience that supports GE as the provider of imagination and innovation into the future of light.

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CFL Energy Machine[/one_third]

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The CFL Energy Machine designed by RGI positively influenced its users to favor GE CFL technology in comparison to incandescent light bulbs. The machine demonstrates the difference in usage between the energy saving CFL light bulb and an incandescent light bulb. The CFL Energy Machine was custom designed and built for GE Lighting Division by RGI.

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Steel Exhibit[/one_third]

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How is steel made? Visitors to the Great Lakes Science Center’s featured exhibition ‘Strange Matter’, which explores the world of material science, are finding out the answer to that question first hand at Arcelor Mittal’s steel exhibit. Arcelor Mittal, a Cleveland steel manufacturer, is one of the sponsors of the exhibition.

RGI designed and fabricated the Arcelor Mittal exhibit. The steel exhibit offered insight into the processes of steel making, as well as to the idea that steel touches almost everything.

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Product Demonstration & Training Center[/one_third]

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Nothing compares to a real life hands-on experience where your clients can see your products in action before choosing you for the job. Combi Packaging Systems, manufacturer of end of line packaging, is now able to offer that experience in their new Product Demonstration and Training Center.

The Product Demonstration and Training Center was designed by RGI to have a finished, yet industrial look to stay consistent with Combi’s corporate atmosphere. The space features corrugated metal and wood panel walls, hanging graphic light boxes, a raised deck to designate the training area and educational graphic elements. It is a unique center for both Combi employees and visitors.

RGI’s creative designers brought the popular and addictive video game ‘Angry Birds’ to life at the MedCity News Cornhole tournament by combining the concepts of Cornhole and Angry Birds into a fun and interactive side game for event attendees to enjoy.

MedCity News asked RGI to sponsor the tournament and encouraged us to design and build a game that would generate conversation and keep participants at the event even after their team had gotten knocked out of play.

Angry Birds Cornhole was a huge success with more than 50 people participating throughout the evening. Not only did those playing in the cornhole tournament give it a shot – but kids, spouses and others who were simply there to watch came over to try it out as well.

The objective of the game was to use a slingshot to launch angry birds at pigs on the backdrop and also get the angry birds in the cornhole. However, just for playing, participants were able to drop a business card into one of four tins for a drawing to win a prize donated to MedCity News by various sponsors.  Among the prizes was a lunch cruise for two on the Nautica Queen, a $100 gift package to Ladies and Gentlemen Salon and a $50 gift card to Sasa at Shaker Square.

Angry Birds Cornhole had a positive behavioral impact on everyone that attended the event. It was well received and definitely had people talking, especially those that enjoyed playing the unique game.

MedCity News held their 3^rd annual cornhole tournament on Thursday, August 18^th from 4:00 to 8:00pm at Gateway Plaza in Cleveland, Ohio. There were a total of 6 teams this year including everyone from Cleveland’s University Hospitals and EMH Healthcare; startup companies including NDI Medical, Explorys, CleveMed and Cervilenz; trade organizations such as Ohio Hospital Association and BioEnterprise; and businesses such as Perspectus, Carleton McKenna financial services and Squire, Sanders & Dempsey as well as two teams from RGI. There were over 200 people that came out on the beautiful day for the event.

MedCity delivers news, opinion and analysis from all of today’s medical cities. They create content for people who care about healthcare. It serves ‘the everyone’s a publisher’ world of modern media through three primary products; content services, digital products and news syndication. The cornhole tournament is a way MedCity brings people from different segments of the industry together for a day of fun and networking.

RGI also sponsored the event by designing and building a dynamic, interactive game for people to play throughout the tournament.

Look for the post and video about the game coming soon.

RGI has been well underway for a couple months and was happy to find out that Rockwell wanted to bring a few of their  international employees to our facilities to show them our facility and let them see, first hand, some of their new displays we have been working on. Our visitors were from Brazil, Canada, China and Switzerland.

We walked them through our facility and they had the chance to ask questions and learn about our company and what we have been doing for them for many years. We had several of their components put together for them to inspect and look at and we also took them into our warehouse to show them some other projects we have been working on for other clients.

The visit went exceptionally well. Each guest got a take-away package with information about RGI.

It was a fun and rewarding experience for both parties.