
ENH·01
AI Image Regeneration
A guest's photo becomes the input to a full prompt. They are regenerated inside a brand-built scene, rendered in seconds on site.
Gridiron hero moment
AI photo transformations, trading cards, generative art, and custom brand tools for live events. Prompted to your client's guidelines, rendered in seconds, printed on site, and disclosed in plain language.
Anyone can point a kiosk at an image model. The work is in what comes out: the right colorway, the real product, six fingers never, and a style the client's brand team signs off on before a single guest steps up. We build the prompt set against the guidelines, test-render until it holds, and put a review layer in front of every output.
Then we do the unglamorous part: size the render capacity to the line, print the card on site, deliver by text in seconds, name the AI use in the consent language, and purge the photos after close.

ENH·01 to ENH·07
Swap the world behind your guests, restyle them entirely, or set the whole frame in motion, rendered in seconds, on site.

ENH·01
A guest's photo becomes the input to a full prompt. They are regenerated inside a brand-built scene, rendered in seconds on site.
Gridiron hero moment

ENH·02
The same regeneration engine, art-directed to a theme the brand signs off on before show day.
CMA Fest "Western Glam"
ENH·03
The guest's face on a pre-approved branded body and scene: team kits, black tie, race suits. Every logo, seam, and sponsor mark 100% on point.
Branded suit and scene
ENH·04
One photo, one guest, a ride through the decades. Every era pre-built and brand-approved, so there is no AI going off-script, ever.
Built for Chevrolet

ENH·05
The subjects stay exactly as shot, lifted from the booth and placed naturally into the scene, edges and all.
GM EV street scene
ENH·06
Background removal with a personal touch: guests type their name and it renders into the scene.
A family's neon marquee at CMA Fest
ENH·07
A guest photo and an AI prompt become a custom walk-out video: the guest striding onto the field as the hero of game day.
Game-day walk-out
GPU capacity planned at the quote stage so outputs land in seconds. Offline-tolerant capture when the venue drops.
Provider, data flow, retention, and consent language in the proposal. No model training on guest photos, no facial recognition.
Proof, not promises
One-of-one generative art printed on canvas bags at CES, AI baseball cards at the MLB All-Star Fan Fest, and API-personalized magnets with background removal at the New York Auto Show.

1-of-1
Every Output Unique
WPP · Be The Machine
At CES in Las Vegas, PivotXP partnered with Be The Machine to create a personalized AI experience for WPP that transformed meaningful moments from a guest's life into one-of-a-kind celest…

2,856
Outputs Created
Chevrolet — via Jack Morton
At the 2025 MLB All-Star Game Fan Fest in Atlanta, Jack Morton partnered with PivotXP to design and deliver a five-day interactive brand experience for Chevrolet that connected baseball f…

3,639
Magnets Made
Chevrolet / Jack Morton
At the New York Auto Show, PivotXP partnered with Jack Morton and Chevrolet to create a photo experience that blended vintage Americana with modern technology — giving guests a moment tha…
No templates. Ever.
Nothing we ship is a product with your logo dropped on it. Each program is designed and built from scratch for the brand running it, by our own local, in-house developers (nothing outsourced, nothing offshore), to the brand guidelines your marketing team already enforces. Your typefaces, your colors, your motion, your tone, your legal lines. Ours never appear.
Bring the brand guidelines to the kickoff call. No formal guidelines yet? We work from your logo files and website and send a style sheet for sign-off before the build starts.
We build to the brand book: approved typefaces, exact color values, logo clear space, and lockups. No near-miss colors, no fallback fonts.
Start screens, prompts, consent language, share pages, and texts are written in your tone, then approved by your team before anything ships.
Transitions, idle loops, win states, and audio follow your motion and sound rules, or stay quiet if the brand says so.
Official rules, disclaimers, age gates, and opt-in copy placed where your counsel wants them, word for word.
Wraps, enclosures, and fabrication finished in the brand palette and materials. Nothing on the floor says PivotXP.
You review a working build, not a mockup, and approve it against your guidelines before it goes on a truck.
What’s on the quote
No published rates; AI programs are quoted from the lines below. Send the concept, the expected line, and the client's brand kit and you will have a line-item estimate the same business day.
Every estimate is built from these same lines, so nothing shows up on the quote that you have not seen here. Send dates, city, and what you need and you will have a line-item estimate the same business day.
AI photo experience
Kiosk or tablet capture, brand-guided prompt set, render pipeline, and delivery by text, email, or QR. Priced per unit per day.
Prompt engineering + brand tuning
Style development against your client's guidelines, test renders, and sign-off before show day. Covers logos, hands, faces, and colorways that stay on brand.
Personalized takeaways
AI trading cards, posters, magnets, or canvas prints generated from the guest's session and printed on site. Priced per output type.
Generative art or brand tool
A custom generator (art, names, playlists, predictions) built around a brand idea, with its own UI and admin.
Render capacity
GPU capacity sized to your line so outputs land in seconds, not minutes.
Registration + data capture layer
Opt-ins, consent language that names the AI use, and a lead export.
PivotXP tech on site
Optional, priced per day. Recommended for first-run AI programs so creative can be tuned live.
If something goes wrong on site
Every build is hosted online and every unit is reachable by our team, so most issues are handled from our desk while your event keeps running. For programs where the client is in the room, a multi-unit footprint, or a first live day, we put a PivotXP tech on site. Which one fits depends on the event, and we tell you at the quote stage.
Lead times
Kiosk or Starlink rental
Ships the next business day after the contract is signed, timed to arrive before your setup date.
Brand an existing kiosk
Days once your art arrives. Wrap art, overlays, share page, and AI creative. Art specs sent at kickoff.
Custom software build
Days for a proven format, a few weeks for something new. Local, in-house developers, never outsourced, scenario-tested before it ships.
Hardware + software concept
Weeks, not months. Software and sensor integration in house; fabrication gets a real date at the quote stage.
Clickable prototype for a pitch
Days. Enough to win the room before anything is built.
Tight timeline? Say so on the form. Rentals and returning programs move in days; we will tell you honestly what a new build can hit.
Data, privacy + AI
Guest data belongs to your client. We hold it only as long as the program needs, deliver it as a clean export, purge PII after close, and disclose exactly where AI is used. The plain-language version is one page.
What brand and legal teams ask before an AI activation.
We build a prompt set against your client's guidelines before show day and run test renders until the style, colorways, and product details hold. The usual failure modes, random logos, wrong finger counts, off-brand backgrounds, are handled in the prompt engineering and a review layer, not left to chance on site.
Seconds. Render capacity is sized to the expected line at the quote stage, so a photo op that draws a crowd does not turn into a queue for the output. Delivery is by text, email, or QR the moment the render lands, with an optional print.
No. Guest photos are used only to generate that guest's output, are not used to train any model, and are purged with the rest of the program's personal data after close. We do not run facial recognition. The consent language on the kiosk names the AI use in plain words.
Yes. AI trading cards, posters, magnets, and canvas prints are common. The WPP CES program printed one-of-one generative art on canvas bags; the Chevy MLB All-Star program printed AI baseball cards. Prints are priced per output type.
Yes. Generative art from a guest's answers, a brand-voice name or playlist generator, a prediction or recommendation tool, a persona builder. If the idea fits on a kiosk or a phone and the brand wants it, we can build the model integration, the UI, and the admin around it.
Yes. Head swap puts the guest's face on a pre-approved branded body and scene, team kits, black tie, race suits, so every logo, seam, and sponsor mark is exactly right. Background removal keeps the guest exactly as shot and places them into the scene, edges and all, and personalized signage renders their name into it.
Yes. Era video takes one photo through the decades with every era pre-built and brand-approved, and walk-out video turns a guest photo and a prompt into a custom walk-out onto the field. Both deliver by text or email like a photo would.
Whichever fits the creative and the client's requirements. We have shipped programs on Google's image models and on other commercial providers, and we document the provider and the data flow in the proposal so procurement and legal can sign off before the build starts.
A concept, the brand kit, and the expected crowd. A line-item estimate and sample outputs come back within a business day.
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