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Clogik · AI experiences
AI works on the floor when it gives each guest something personal in seconds: a greeting by name, a preview of the product on them, a score for their performance or a portrait to keep. We build these experiences and run them with consent and data built in.
Most event content is the same for every guest. AI makes it personal: the screen knows your name when you arrive, shows the product's result on your own face, scores how well you sang, or turns your photo into art. Personal moments are the ones guests share, and they create a natural point to ask for consented contact details.
When a guest checks in with a QR pass or RFID card, an on-screen avatar greets them by name at the entrance. It is part of our event registration system, so the greeting, the check-in and the live headcount come from the same guest list.
Guests see how a product would change their look before they buy, such as an AI before-and-after we built for a grooming brand's clean-shave activation. The output is delivered to the guest's phone with the brand's message, and the session is logged for the brand.
A karaoke booth we built for a music brand let guests pick a track, sing on camera with filters and leave with a branded cover of their performance. Scoring, leaderboards and challenges turn a booth into a competition that keeps a crowd around it. See also event games.
Guest photos become illustrated portraits, word-art prints or tiles on a live avatar wall that fills up during a conference. For a single booth format, see the AI photobooth.
For large public events, a guest types their name and receives a pledge certificate in English and Hindi, ready to share. We ran this kind of bilingual pledge experience at the Mahakumbh 2025 for a grooming brand.
Every AI experience asks for consent before capturing a photo or contact, stores only what the brand needs, and is tested on a range of faces and lighting before the event so outputs stay on-brand. The brand receives session counts, shares and consented contacts on a dashboard.
AI experiences need a camera, a screen or kiosk, stable power and a network connection with an offline fallback. We confirm these during recce and keep each session short so queues move.
Pick the AI moment by what the brand wants guests to remember. A greeting by name suits conferences and dealer meets where hospitality matters. A try-on or look preview suits products people need to see on themselves. Scoring games suit crowds that enjoy a challenge, and portraits suit launches and celebrations where sharing is the goal. One well-run AI moment usually beats several half-finished ones, so we suggest starting with one and adding a second only when the space and staffing allow.
Welcome AI Avatars that greet guests by name, AI try-on and look previews, AI scoring games such as karaoke, AI portraits and avatar walls, and bilingual pledge certificates.
Yes. The Welcome AI Avatar is linked to QR or RFID check-in, so it greets each guest by name as they enter.
Yes. Guests give consent and contact details before receiving their output, and the brand sees sessions and contacts on a live dashboard.
We collect only what the brand needs, with explicit consent, and agree storage and retention with the brand before the event.
A normal booth prints the photo as taken. AI transforms it into a portrait, a product preview or a scored performance, which is more personal and more likely to be shared.
Usually a camera, a screen or kiosk, a PC and a stable network with an offline fallback. We can supply the full kit.
Yes. Outputs, certificates and on-screen text can be bilingual.
Yes. Clogik is based in Navi Mumbai and delivers across India, including multi-city programmes on one dashboard.
AI brief
Share the event, audience and the brand message. We will suggest the AI format, hardware and footprint.
How we build
Kinetic installs, Unity games, field SaaS, and AI on the booth—evidenced at MGL India Energy Week, Sting F1, Vislook, and IPL Fan Park.
