Not all event technology consists of state-of-the-art virtual reality headsets and elaborate live streaming setups. Digital materials, online event experiences, smartphone apps, and management tools are all covered. There’s a lot to keep track of, and technology never stops developing as new breakthroughs like the use of artificial intelligence and the growing popularity of hybrid events arise.
To be competitive, event managers and planners must stay up to date on the latest developments in event technology. This article discusses the hottest technological developments that you should surely take into account while organizing an engaging event for your guests and audience.
Which event technology trends will there be in 2024?
You’ll want to know precisely what technology is available to improve the experience before you start arranging your events. The top 8 tech trends to watch in 2024 are listed here.
Augmented and Virtual Reality
Through the overlaying of digital content over live events, such as a conference address, a live music performance, or a product demonstration, augmented reality improves the experience of attending events. AR has several uses, including interactive panels, VR headsets, and projectors for smaller-scale use. In order to give their audiences and clients compelling experiences, an increasing number of event planners are investing in augmented reality technologies.
The greatest approach to explore augmented reality (AR) technology is, in fact, to look for local events that combine virtual aspects with live encounters. In particular, gaming events welcome the fusion of digital and real world, allowing spectators to engage in interactive experiences. Large performers investing in state-of-the-art virtual technologies are another way that live music events are embracing the AR trend. Just look at the 2023 virtual ABBA tour, which sold out. Virtual technology advancements never stop improving the augmented reality experience.
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