ADK Taiwan partners with Party to create world’s first Rhythm of Love Wall for 7-Eleven Taiwan

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Rhythm of Love Wall1.jpgADK Taiwan is behind this year’s 7-ELEVEN Taiwan charity donations project. The annual program runs at the end of each year to encourage and engage fun ways for people to donate spare change when they are in the store.

ADK Taiwan started to develop the idea from the beginning of the year, and then carefully chose the co-excution partner for the project – world-renowned creative lab, Party.

These two awarded creative teams combined to co-build the world’s first ‘Rhythm of Love Wall.’

“This is a rare opportunity to be working in collaboration with Party to create an interesting and loving way to encourage good will.” Says Richard Yu, Chief Creative Officer of ADK Taiwan.

“When people spare change for charity, no matter the amount, it is an act of good will definitively, and such good deeds like this need be encouraged.”

The ‘Rhythm of Love Wall’ interactive installation is a device activated by people dropping coins into the donation box, and it generates hand claps of encouragement.

The most important part of the concept is the sound of hand-clapping created directly from the hands on the wall, rather than just playing a sound effect. Party was enthusiastic about the idea and soon had the solution for it – they found Bye Bye World, a Japanese technology company who specializes in development of the robotic palm of a human’s hand. Over a few months Bye Bye World redesigned the shape and the module of the hand for the Rhythm of Love Wall. After more than 200,000 tests the applause imitates real human hands.

Rhythm of Love Wall2.jpg“We finally made a wonderful machine which looks a bit weird but has full of love. Please come by 7-Eleven stores and contribute during the exhibition, and enjoy the rhythm of love.” Says Eiji Muroichi, Design Director of Party New York.

There is also an official website for the campaign where consumers can create their own applause and also donate online by using their mobile or computer. The self-created applause can even be transmitted to the controller system of the physical rhythm of love wall. Consumers can participate in activities on the internet, and hear their unique own applause in the physical installation.

Two ‘Rhythm of Love Wall’ have been installed in two different the 7-ELEVEN stores. The installations will then be toured over all the cities across Taiwan.

Credits:

Agencies: ADK Taiwan, Party (Taiwan, New York)

Clapping Hand Tech/Design Direction: Bye Bye World (Japan)

Production/Programming: 23 Design, InnoCirque (Taiwan)

Launch Film: Chelun Ou (Taiwan)

Music: WONDROUS inc. (Japan)

Web: MasuMasu (Japan)