MPIRE Interactive Secures Patents for Mobile Experiential Media Tech
Lanham-based MPIRE Interactive has secured U.S. patents for its flagship Mi-Pax and Mi-Robile platforms, marking a shift in how brands and public agencies deploy mobile digital displays. The proprietary technology transforms human-carried and robotic units into interactive communication channels designed to bypass static, traditional advertising in high-traffic environments.
The Mi-Pax platform functions as a human-carried digital media system, turning brand ambassadors into active engagement points for sponsorships and public messaging. Complementing this, Mi-Robile utilizes autonomous and semi-autonomous robotics to navigate public spaces, campuses, and enterprise venues, offering a dynamic alternative to stationary signage.
Founder and CEO Corey Ball stated that these patents validate the company's objective to bridge the divide between digital content and physical presence. MPIRE is currently deploying these systems across sectors ranging from government outreach and public health initiatives to collegiate and sports activations. The company intends to leverage this intellectual property to integrate future capabilities, including AI-driven communication, geofencing, and audience analytics, into its existing hardware ecosystem.
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