Women Empowerment is an initiative aimed at promoting equality and supporting women in all aspects of life. This program focuses on educating and empowering women to achieve their goals and make a positive impact in their communities.   How? Through workshops, seminars, and mentorship programs, women receive guidance and support in areas like career development, health, and personal growth. These activities provide a platform for sharing experiences and building networks.   Why? Promotes equality and inclusivity in the workplace. Supports personal and professional growth for women. Strengthens community well-being through empowerment. Drives economic growth by unlocking potential. Inspires individuals to contribute to societal progress.

The Rover revolutionizes event photography with its autonomous robotic selfie booth that actively navigates your venue, seeking out photo opportunities rather than waiting for guests to visit a stationary setup. This innovative system combines mobility technology with sophisticated photography capabilities in a friendly, approachable design that often features an expressive “face” display and voice interaction. The compact robot moves safely through crowds using advanced sensors, approaching groups to offer photo services through simple voice commands or touch interface. Its adjustable height camera can capture everything from seated dinner shots to standing group photos. The Rover operates either on pre-programmed paths or through AI-driven guest detection, creating a unique interactive experience that becomes a talking point itself. Why? The Rover transforms photography from a destination activity to an engaging roaming experience that reaches guests who might never visit a traditional booth. Its novelty factor creates spontaneous moments of delight when it unexpectedly approaches groups, generating authentic reactions and conversations. For event planners, the mobile nature ensures comprehensive coverage across large venues without installing multiple stationary booths. The robot’s charismatic personality and movement patterns make it an entertainment element beyond its photography function, becoming a memorable mascot that guests actively seek out. The technology showcase aspect particularly benefits tech companies or forward-thinking brands looking to demonstrate innovation, with the robot itself embodying progressive brand values. How? The sophisticated robot platform navigates using LIDAR, depth sensors, and computer vision to move safely at walking speed through venue spaces. When approaching guests, its screen displays friendly prompts or animations while speaking simple instructions through built-in speakers. Guests interact through voice commands or touchscreen to initiate photo sessions, with the robot automatically adjusting its height and distance for optimal framing. Its professional camera and lighting system capture high-quality images processed instantly through onboard computers. Photos become available immediately through QR codes displayed on the robot’s screen or through RFID-enabled event badges that link to guests’ profiles. Throughout the event, remote operators can monitor the robot’s performance and temporarily take control if needed for complex situations.

Funky nail art is a creative way to decorate fingernails or toenails. It goes beyond simple polish, using different colours, patterns, and small decorations to make each nail a tiny work of art. People can get all sorts of designs, from simple stripes or dots to complex pictures of animals, flowers, or cartoon characters. Some nail artists even use tiny jewels or 3D decorations to make the nails stand out. How? First, the nails are cleaned and shaped. A base coat is applied to protect the nails. Then, the artist uses special nail polishes, thin brushes, and tools to create the designs. They might use stencils, stamps, or freehand painting techniques. Some designs use nail stickers or transfers. Finally, a clear top coat is applied to protect the art and make it shiny. Why? Lets people express their personality and creativity. Matches outfits or celebrates occasions. A colorful way to brighten up one’s day. Quick and engaging activity at events. The unique souvenir that lasts for days.

Slice to Share reinvents group photography by capturing single images that divide into individual segments for each participant—creating both collective memories and personal keepsakes from the same photograph. This innovative approach positions participants in carefully coordinated arrangements where each person occupies a distinct section of the frame. After capture, specialized software precisely dissects the image into separate panels following predetermined grid patterns, creating individual portraits that function independently while also forming a complete picture when digitally reassembled. Each participant receives their own slice containing primarily their image but with subtle elements connecting to adjacent segments, often with overlapping design elements that create visual continuity. The system produces both the complete group image and individual slices for each participant. Why? Slice to Share brilliantly solves the common problem of group photos where individual visibility diminishes as participant numbers increase, ensuring everyone receives a personally meaningful image rather than appearing as a small face in a crowd. The puzzle-like nature of the connected images creates a powerful metaphor for team unity, making this format particularly effective for corporate team building or collaborative groups. The approach generates multiple social sharing moments as participants post their individual slices and viewers discover the interconnected nature across multiple posts. For events where networking is prioritized, the system encourages post-event connections as participants seek out others to digitally reunite their image segments. The format dramatically increases per-person engagement compared to standard group photos where many participants feel their presence is minor. How? Professional photographers arrange participants in precise positions following on-screen guides that ensure proper alignment with the predetermined slicing grid. Specialized software overlays composition guidelines during capture to ensure key facial features remain properly centered within each designated segment. After capturing the perfect group shot, the system processes the image through proprietary dissection algorithms that follow natural visual boundaries where possible while maintaining the geometric precision necessary for reassembly. Each slice undergoes individual colour correction and optimization before delivery. The system generates unique digital identifiers linking all slices from the same original photograph, enabling automatic reassembly in digital galleries. Participants receive their individual segments through standard digital delivery methods, with optional physical prints available in formats specifically designed to highlight the interconnected nature of the images.

Cape making is a craft activity where people create their superhero-style capes. These capes are usually made from simple materials like fabric or even paper. People can decorate their capes with all sorts of designs, from superhero logos to colourful patterns. The finished capes can be worn for pretend play or as part of a costume. How? Start with a large piece of fabric or strong paper. Cut it into a cape shape – usually a half-circle. Decorate the cape using fabric paints, markers, stickers, or glued-on decorations. You can add a design on the back or keep it simple. Attach ties or velcro at the neck so the cape can be put on and taken off easily. Make sure all decorations are dry before wearing the cape. Why? Sparks imagination and brings out the inner superhero. Simple craft suitable for all age groups. Allows creative freedom with colours and designs. Perfect for pretend play and active storytelling. Adds fun to any event with wearable crafts.