AI mirror installation in Las Vegas
We built a custom AR mirror for a Red Bull activation at OMNIA Dayclub and Nightclub, inside Caesars Palace, and it is still there. Poolside, permanent, running every day the venue is open. Las Vegas is the one city where the audience has already seen everything, so a mirror that renders in twenty seconds does not survive the first weekend.
The short version. Real-time AI try-on at 25 frames per second, built for a pool deck rather than a showroom. Software from 8,000 EUR, hardware 1,000 to 5,000 EUR on top. Custom builds quoted separately. Free pilot, two to four weeks to live.
What we install in Las Vegas
AR mirrors for clubs, pool decks and casino floors. AI mirrors with generative effects for brand activations. AR photo booths with printing, which is what a sponsor actually wants because the print travels home. And immersive rooms for attractions and convention builds.
A mirror next to a swimming pool is a different engineering brief
This is the part a standard AV quote misses. A pool deck combines three things that kill electronics: water, chlorine and sun. Splash from a plunge pool reaches further than people expect, and the fine mist that hangs over a dayclub in July settles on every surface. Chlorine in the air corrodes connectors long before a screen fails. Direct sun on a black frame pushes the internal temperature well past ambient.
The OMNIA build was specified for that environment: sealed enclosure, the right ingress rating on the camera and the ports, a sun shade worked into the frame rather than bolted on afterwards, and a mounting position that keeps the unit out of the splash line while still facing the pool. Then a maintenance routine the venue can run between events, because a mirror that films a hundred people a day needs its lens cleaned.
Las Vegas also runs hot and dry, which is easier than humid heat but not free. Fans pull dust, and dust on a heatsink is a slow failure. The unit at Caesars Palace is monitored remotely, so a temperature excursion shows up as a warning before it becomes a dark screen on a Saturday night.
The calendar is the constraint, not the build
Vegas runs on events and conventions. CES in January fills the city and every technician with a tool bag. NAB in April, InfoComm in June, and the convention calendar in between. A club or a hotel that wants a mirror live for a specific weekend is competing for crews with a trade show that booked them a year earlier.
Then the venue’s own calendar. A permanent installation in a nightclub has to be installed around opening hours, which means the work happens between four in the morning and noon, or on a dark night. Both are possible. Neither is free, and both need to be in the quote.
Casino properties have their own access rules. Badge checks, escorted deliveries, a badge for each technician, and a facilities contact who signs off the mounting point. We plan that as a step, not as paperwork that happens by itself.
Who buys this in Las Vegas
Nightclubs and dayclubs, usually for a brand activation or a residency. Casinos and resorts adding something for guests between dinner and the show. Hotels with a lobby that needs a reason to stop walking. Attractions and family entertainment centres. Sponsors and agencies who need the technical side handled rather than rented for the weekend.
We work B2B only. No weddings, no private parties, no consumer rentals.
Cost and timeline
| Item | Range |
|---|---|
| Software licence, our real-time AI stack | from 8,000 EUR |
| Hardware, screen size and structure dependent | +1,000 to +5,000 EUR |
| Outdoor or poolside build, sealed enclosure and weatherproofing | quoted separately |
| Brief to live | 2 to 4 weeks |
The poolside specification is why we do not publish a single number for Las Vegas. A sealed unit next to a pool is not the same product as a mirror in a hotel lobby, and pretending otherwise produces a quote that fails in August.
See the mirror running
Both clips are our own hardware and our own software, filmed on site. No render, no post-production overlay.
Questions from Las Vegas clients
Can the mirror be installed outdoors in July? Yes, with the right enclosure and shade. We survey the position and the sun path before specifying. A unit in direct afternoon sun needs more than a coat of paint.
Does it work at night? Yes. The camera handles low light, and the mirror carries its own lighting to keep the result consistent between a 2pm pool party and a 1am set.
What if it is damaged during an event? The enclosure protects the hardware from the expected. For the unexpected, we agree a spares and response arrangement in the contract rather than a verbal promise.
Can it run the same content all season? It can, and it should not. The content is the part that keeps people coming back, and updating it remotely takes an afternoon, not a site visit.
Can you handle a convention build at the same time? Yes, with enough notice. The crews are shared across the city and the good ones are booked early.
Let’s talk about your Las Vegas build
Send the venue, the position and the date. We will tell you what the environment demands, what the access rules will cost in time, and whether a permanent build or a temporary one is the better answer. The pilot is free.
