Stand out without looking gimmicky
The badge shows identity, company, role, and follow-up in a format that feels more deliberate than a paper credential and more natural than asking someone to look at your phone.
CloudRaven Labs
Smart eInk conference badges with managed customization
Model Layer
Persona-Plex on NVIDIA technology
CloudRaven Labs x NVIDIA
The Smart eInk Conference Badge by CloudRaven turns the conference badge into a working surface for identity, presence, and follow-up. Built with Persona-Plex on NVIDIA technology, it is offered through a managed program that customizes the badge platform around the conference, company, sponsor experience, or attendee use case.
Work with CloudRaven to shape the badge design, platform behavior, and deployment flow for the event program you actually want to run.
Why It Lands
The badge shows identity, company, role, and follow-up in a format that feels more deliberate than a paper credential and more natural than asking someone to look at your phone.
For conferences, hosted guests, sponsor experiences, and company deployments, the platform can be shaped around the specific visual design, identity surface, and attendee journey that the program needs.
The strongest version is not just a badge on a lanyard. It is a managed program for badge customization, deployment planning, event operations, and follow-through after the room clears out.
Latest Designs
These directions support launch materials, internal review, event planning, and sponsor conversations.

Straight-on identity surface
The clearest direction for attendee identity, launch imagery, and the core product story.

Premium enclosure direction
A more polished direction for executive programs, premium sponsor activations, and higher-end event presentation.

Technical or durable finish
A stronger fit when the badge should feel more technical, more rugged, or more deployment-ready.
Event Flow
Before the event
Define who the badge is for, what identity it should present, how the design should reflect the event or company, and what the attendee or host needs it to help accomplish.
During the event
Use the badge as a live interaction surface for identity, presence, conversation cues, and a cleaner handoff into follow-up.
After the event
Carry the interaction forward into review, routing, outreach, or partner activation instead of losing the context.
Buying Paths
Choose the path that best matches the conference, company, sponsor program, or attendee experience you want to support.
Conference program customization
Scope
Shape the badge platform around the conference identity, attendee roles, event design system, and follow-up logic that matter for the room.
Output
Managed badge design direction, deployment framing, and event-specific configuration.
Company or sponsor deployment
Scope
Create a branded deployment for internal teams, sponsors, executive guests, or hosted programs where presentation and context need to feel intentional.
Output
Design direction, deployment planning, and a managed platform recommendation.
Attendee-specific configuration
Scope
Adapt the badge experience for a specific attendee role, use case, or premium event path when the platform needs to be more personal and context-aware.
Output
Role-aware badge framing and a clearer recommendation for how the attendee experience should work.
On-Device Narrative
These studies show how the device performs in conversation, what it presents on the badge itself, and how it holds up visually when worn in the room.
1. Conference context
The badge is shown in the environment where it actually has to earn its place: a crowded floor, an active booth, and a live in-person exchange. It reads as part of the conversation instead of a disconnected concept render.
Why it matters
A conference badge only works if it feels natural when people are moving, talking, networking, and making quick first impressions.
What this proves
The device belongs in the room and supports the interaction instead of interrupting it.
2. On-device detail
The close-up makes the product story concrete: readable identity, a scannable follow-up path, and a device format that still feels like conference hardware instead of a phone replacement.
What to notice
The screen stays simple and legible while still supporting a richer assistant story around identity, role framing, and next-step handoff.
What this proves
The badge can carry real identity and follow-up value without turning into a tiny app screen.
3. Deployment presence
The wider framing shows how the badge sits on a person, how visible it remains at event distance, and whether the industrial presentation feels right for executive programs, branded deployments, and premium event use.
Decision value
This is where interest turns into a decision about fit, launch positioning, and whether the device feels credible enough to deploy.
What this proves
The device holds up visually as a real event object, not just a concept image.
Operating Layer
CloudRaven can shape the approvals, assets, customizations, and follow-through behind the badge so the deployment lands as a full event system instead of a disconnected hardware story.
Program workspace
Use the program workspace to keep scope, approvals, assets, customizations, and next actions visible while the badge moves from idea to deployment.

Research derivatives
Use research derivatives to turn in-person event context into briefs, follow-up material, and usable next steps.

Talk with CloudRaven about customizing the badge platform for a conference, company, sponsor program, or attendee use case. We can shape the badge, the event story, and the workflow behind it.
Shape the badge platform around the specific design, role logic, and attendee experience of the event.
Create a branded deployment for a company team, executive program, or sponsor activation.
Discuss a more tailored badge configuration for a specific attendee role, use case, or premium experience.
Add the workflow support needed for intake, routing, approvals, deployment planning, and post-event follow-up.
Public inquiry
No account creation required. A short note about the workflow, market, or product is enough to start.