Conductor
The desk. Every wrist shares one clock, so the bands don’t arrive a bar late.
The crowd is the highest-resolution screen in the building.
Sixteen million colors. Rhythms, shimmers, blocks, and a wave you can aim. Every pixel is already sitting in a seat.
Slow color. Never the same twice.
| Band | What it’s for | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Fabric | A fabric wristband. The one to order when the color, the fit, and the mark all have to be theirs. | Fabric wristband. Best seller. The most room for a custom mark |
| 11 LED | Eleven LEDs in a white silicone wristband. The same cue as the rest of the line, with more light when the wrist has to read from farther back. | Eleven LEDs. A brighter wrist. Same clock as the rest of the line |
| USB-C | A USB-C rechargeable wristband for tours, multi-day events, venue-managed inventory, and brand activations that come back. | USB-C recharge. Tours and multi-day events. Venue inventory and repeat activations |
| Clear | Clear wristbands on the controller. The same cue the room will take. | Solid color, a chase down the rows, then every row a different color. |
Magic is a well-timed instruction.
AuraBands is not a gadget in a goodie bag. It is a show system: radio, a human at a pad, and hardware that already knows the song. The clip is a bench — the same pads, before the room is full.
RF nodes
Hung in the steel the stage cannot see. Radio reaches the upper deck without asking sixty thousand phones to join a network.