Dancing Platform - SIA Interactive

3D multimedia game that allows participants to interact with a computer graphic application (game) through the well-known dance platforms.

• SIA has integrated its 3-D games with the dance platforms that are so popular among adolescents. As the participant follows the sequence indicated by the arrows, an on-screen character dances to the music, keeps a soccer ball in the air or advances in a race.

• Participants use their legs as the interaction device and are represented onscreen by an animated character

• This solution can operate as an individual or multiplayer game.

Examples

	Bud Light – Buy and Dance With Bud Light November 2008 - United States At the request of Cardenas Marketing, SIA Interactive produced three technological developments to get participants dancing and playing at a nationwide Bud Light promotion in the United States
	L&M - Trivia and Dance Competition August 2005 - Spain Through the agency First Group, the brand L&M again called upon SIA Interactive to offer high-impact activities at its nightclub parties across Spain. This time, the solutions included a 4-person Trivia game and a Dance Competition for 2.
	Nike Woman - Dance Game May 2005 - Spain During February and March, a promotion was developed for the brand Nike Woman at traditional department stores El Corte Inglés in Spain. SIA Interactive developed a dance game with 3-D animation based on the brand's latest TV commercial.
	Unicef - A Sun for Children 2004 August 2004 - Argentina Once again, SIA Sistemas was part of Un Sol para los Chicos (A Sun for Children, UNICEF), implementing various interactive games.
	Toyota - Platforms and Virtual Penalty May 2004 - Spain As part of the Car Show held in Ifema from 21 to 30 May, Toyota's agency Last Lap called upon SIA Spain to develop two dance platforms and two Virtual Penalty Games.
	Nike - Soccer-dance Machine August 2003 - Mexico NIKE just launched its new soccer shoes on the Latin American market. To promote the new NIKE Shot , the firm hired SIA Mexico. The solution was a dance machine that included a 3-D soccer game.

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