Event operations and AI activities for BME

Preparing exhibitors and ticket holders

For Insomnia Egypt, Blurr built an exhibitor portal around the preparation of a company’s booth. Exhibitors maintain their profile, complete assigned forms and submit artwork, then manage invitations, passes and equipment requests. Administrators can review the same submissions and send reminders. QR verification carries the pass record into the gate workflow. The festival website provides public event information, while an adapted Hi.Events ticketing system integrates Paymob payment requests into ticket purchasing.

Connecting audience participation to venue screens

The audience applications follow the activity from entry to its visible result. In the PUBG leaderboard, staff enter scores that feed a live display and remain available in session history. The memory game records timed attempts and rankings. For Egyptian Fan Zone, visitors enter match-score predictions through a venue QR code in Arabic or English. Operators then record the match result, draw from the correct entries and reveal the winner on venue or broadcast screens.

Building the Intel Campus Cup platform

Blurr built the current Campus Cup platform for BME, with Intel as the end client. It brings student registration, check-in and activity participation into shared records used by staff, kiosks and public screens. Queues, points, squads and results give the separate activities a common participant context. An OCR step extracts student identification text for review during registration. The earlier Campus Cup landing site moved into this platform, whose current applications also cover Grand Final workflows.

Managing generated images as event results

AI Cosplayer, Prompt Battle and Squad Poster required controls around generation as well as the image request itself. Blurr connected approved choices and prompt checks to participant limits, reserved generation quotas, and stored outputs for delivery. The workflow records failures and uncertain provider outcomes so operators can review requests that did not complete normally.

This implementation extends the portfolio beyond the earlier AI or Not recognition quiz, which presents prepared images. In the current platform, generated work is part of the participant’s activity record and can be retrieved through the event experience. The result is an implemented set of event systems covering preparation, access, participation and delivery of activity results.

Project scope

Insomnia Egypt exhibitor portal

Profiles, forms, artwork, rentals, invoices, invitations, passes and gate verification.

Insomnia Egypt 2026

Festival website and adapted Hi.Events ticketing with Paymob integration.

Intel Campus Cup 2026

Connected participant, staff, kiosk, screen and AI-generation workflows for BME; Intel is the end client.

Earlier Intel Campus Cup site

The predecessor landing and ticketing project; its landing site moved into the current platform.

PUBG leaderboard

Operator-entered results, session history and a live public leaderboard.

PUBG memory game

Timed card matching, stored scores and a results leaderboard.

Egyptian Fan Zone · Matchday Predict

Arabic and English QR participation, score predictions and public winner reveals.

ICC · AI or Not

An image-recognition quiz using prepared real and AI-generated pictures.