Win a VIP trip to LA 😎
Engadget launched an Alternate Realities grant program back in May, giving away $500,000 to fund immersive art projects that push the limits of storytelling through emerging technologies. The 5 grant winners present their futuristic art at The Engadget Experience.
The event takes place on November 14th in Los Angeles, where you'll get to see humans and flamingos come together in an interspecies, an augmented reality-dance off, and relive America's first reported alien abduction in virtual reality, along with exhibits and talks from some of the leading minds in AR/VR.
Tickets are currently on sale, but one of you can win 2 free tickets, plus lots of other tech prizes!
🎟 2 Tickets to The Engadget Experience
✈️ $1000 for Airfare (to fly to LA)
🏙 2-Night Stay At The Ace Hotel
🏠 $1000 Smarthome automation bundle
🎆 $200 IfOnly experience voucher
🗣 An Amazon Echo
🕶 Samsung Gear VR
📱 Samsung S8 (Android iPhone X, without the notch)
The event takes place on November 14th in Los Angeles, where you'll get to see humans and flamingos come together in an interspecies, an augmented reality-dance off, and relive America's first reported alien abduction in virtual reality, along with exhibits and talks from some of the leading minds in AR/VR.
Tickets are currently on sale, but one of you can win 2 free tickets, plus lots of other tech prizes!
🎟 2 Tickets to The Engadget Experience
✈️ $1000 for Airfare (to fly to LA)
🏙 2-Night Stay At The Ace Hotel
🏠 $1000 Smarthome automation bundle
🎆 $200 IfOnly experience voucher
🗣 An Amazon Echo
🕶 Samsung Gear VR
📱 Samsung S8 (Android iPhone X, without the notch)
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