Unleashing the extraordinary

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Our collaboration with Qualcomm

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We partnered with Qualcomm to build an ambitious vision for Snapdragon Summit, defining design systems and elevating the brand.

Onscreen, large-scale ecosystem visuals and animated takeovers immersed the audience, balancing tech specs with human storytelling. Our 3D system-on-chip model showcased how revolutionary technology always wins, no matter the device or the experience—mobile, XR, automotive, or next-generation wearables.

A collage of graphics featuring a PC, a smart watch, a smartphone, a chip, and text that reads "3rd Gen Qualcomm Oryon CPU."
The big screen at Snapdragon Summit shows a grid of graphics listing statistics for on-device agentic AI and more.
The stage at the Summit is shown from the audience's perspective. Onscreen, PC computers float against a red background.
The big screen at Snapdragon Summit shows the headline "Agent-centric" surrounded by floating smart devices.
The screen at Snapdragon Summit shows text "Editing and posting to social" against a graphic showing Snapdragon's process.
The big screen at Snapdragon Summit shows a PC with text "Qualcomm Oryon CPU" and a chip with text "Snapdragon X2 Elite."
The stage at the Summit is shown from the audience's perspective. Onscreen, PC computers float against a red background.
The big screen at Snapdragon Summit shows a grid of graphics listing statistics for on-device agentic AI and more.
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