Why Early AI Portrait Booths Struggled
When event planners first experimented with AI photo generation, the experience was often frustrating. Guests posed for a webcam, and the kiosk sent the image to cloud servers on another continent.
Between network latency and busy server queues, the wait stretched into minutes. Lines grew, guests lost patience, and only a handful of people per hour got a portrait.
Bringing the GPU to the Show Floor
To make AI Portrait Booths work for large events, TECTIX brings the computing onto the exhibition floor: dedicated GPU workstations run optimised generative models locally, with no round trip to the cloud.
Guests step up to a studio camera, pick a style on the touchscreen, and within seconds see themselves restyled into a brand world, a historical portrait or a festival costume.
In practice: Flipkart
For Flipkart, TECTIX ran a live AI portrait studio that restyled guests into brand-world portraits and delivered them straight to their phones, ready to share.
Professional Lighting Sync
Generative models need clean facial detail. Harsh or dim lighting produces distorted results, so TECTIX pairs AI booths with professional ring lights and studio strobes synchronised with the camera shutter for consistently clean output.
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