Groove Jones

Groove Jones was hired by a Healthcare Technology company to create an interactive experience to showcase the benefits of Artificial Intelligence for colorectal cancer screening at a conference. The project resulted in a video game where players could select one of the company's AI-powered medical devices and traverse a "cyber colon", detecting as many polyps as possible. The game was well-received, with Groove Jones praised for their creativity, technical skills, and ability to meet tight deadlines. The company was particularly impressed with the game's scoring system, power-ups, and the inclusion of a "selfie" moment to encourage social media sharing.

The Henry B. Tippie National Aviation Education Center enlisted the help of Groove Jones to create an interactive app for their WWII Nose Art Gallery. The app, designed for all ages, featured 3D versions of several aircraft that appeared in augmented reality when users scanned the room with their phones. The proximity of Groove Jones to the museum and their culture fit were key factors in their selection for the project. Unfortunately, the feedback and results of the project were not provided in the data.

Advantage Unified Commerce collaborated with Groove Jones to create a generative AI experience for their customers. The project involved users uploading a photo of themselves and receiving a new photo based on the options they selected. The photos could then be downloaded and shared on their social channels. Groove Jones was responsible for creating the generative AI model and ensuring the backgrounds and skin tones in the photos were accurate. The project, which lasted from March to August 2023, was successful, with Groove Jones commended for their approach to the project and their previous work.