“We did a project at Alton towers with capturing photos through a really big RFID identification bracelet that we asked people to wear. And then we try and sell them a video of their day, their experience.”

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used a large RFID identification bracelet for guests to capture photos and videos during the experience, then offered the footage for sale

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