Interaction · Imagination · Innovation
AI interactive installations, kinetic mechanical art and immersive experiences — built for brands, delivered on site.
MLABART is a creative technology partner for brand experiences, specializing in AI-driven and generative-AI interactions, kinetic mechanical installations, immersive art exhibitions, digital exhibition halls and naked-eye 3D. From concept and technology to on-site delivery, MLABART builds shareable, experiential brand moments for beauty, luxury and automotive brands across pop-ups, launches, exhibitions and activations.
Shanghai · Singapore · San Francisco · Milan
Brands we’ve worked with
Services
Immersive Art
Immersive brand art experiences that fuse space, projection, light and interaction into shareable, photogenic moments (CHAUMET, Cartier Trinity 100, CHANEL N°1).
Interaction
Motion, radar, camera, facial-recognition and AI-photo installations that turn visitors from spectators into participants and add shareable touchpoints.
Exhibition Hall
Multimedia digital exhibitions and interactive exhibits for corporate showrooms, science museums and museums (Shanghai STM, Hesai, Palace Museum × Tencent).
Naked-eye 3D & AIGC
Naked-eye 3D big-screen content and generative-AI interactions that create strong visual memory points.
Light Installation
Light art and audiovisual kinetic installations for on-site atmosphere and mechanical motion visuals.
Signature · Mechanical interactive installations are MLABART’s signature capability — rotating and telescopic screens, kinetic matrices, Newton’s-cradle and transit-pendulum pieces (Siemens, Bvlgari, LANCÔME, Samsung, LG).
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Featured work
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ROLEX · “Oyster Story” Brand Art Exhibition — Kinetic Mechanical Installation
Luxury-watch brand art exhibition · mirror-polished kinetic mechanical “time machine” · a numbered central disc and articulated arms orbit Rolex-green glass modules in continuous motion · an MLABART mechanical signature piece
Ferrari · All-Electric Supercar Shanghai Debut — Mechanical Lifting LED Reveal Stage
China debut for Ferrari’s electric supercar in Shanghai · a mechanical lifting LED reveal stage · a giant LED structure rises with precision as the car emerges from darkness into a field of light · cinematic reveal delivered end to end by MLABART — mechanical structure, LED-content sync and spatial staging
Starbucks · A Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains — Projection-Mapped 3D Terrain
For a Starbucks activation themed around “Only This Green,” MLABART turned the Northern Song masterpiece “A Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains” into a sculpted 3D relief terrain, then projection-mapped its blue-green (azurite-malachite) landscape pixel-precise onto the physical model — the flat 900-year-old scroll becomes a luminous, dimensional mountain range. MLABART delivered the 3D terrain, the mapping content and the overall presentation.
LANCÔME · Mechanical Matrix Installation
Golden-dome kinetic lift matrix · hundreds of mechanical modules in motion · MLABART mechanical signature
LANCÔME · Singapore Changi Airport Pop-up
Airport beauty pop-up · Génifique AI interactive zone + tech screens · high-traffic travel retail
LANCÔME · Sanya CDF Naked-eye 3D Pop-up
Duty-free beauty pop-up · naked-eye 3D box + interactive zone · Airwear long-wear tech
FAQ
All work →How much does an interactive installation cost?
Interactive installations are quoted per project, based on interaction complexity, equipment, on-site scale and timeline — from a single piece to a full immersive experience. Share your scenario and budget range and MLABART will propose a matching concept and quote.
How long does a pop-up interactive project take?
A typical pop-up interactive project runs about 4–8 weeks from confirmation to delivery, covering concept, technical development, fabrication and on-site build; large immersive shows take longer (8–12+ weeks). The earlier you talk to us, the easier scheduling is.
Which brands suit AI-photo interactions?
Beauty, automotive, FMCG and luxury brands that value social sharing — for launches, pop-ups and mall activations. Facial recognition and generative visuals create shareable content and extra touchpoints.
Radar vs. camera interaction — what’s the difference?
Radar interaction senses position and motion via mmWave/LiDAR — light-robust, privacy-friendly, ideal for large spaces and floor interaction. Camera interaction uses vision recognition for faces, gestures and poses — better for precise, close-range content.