AI & computer vision · AI photo booth · Jakarta
AI photo booths for events that give every visitor a result to take home.
Booths that read a face, a skin tone or a product, then give each visitor something personal, and give the brand data it can use.
Brands we’ve worked with
What’s Included
Personal Colour & Style Analysis
The camera reads skin tone and features, then recommends shades, palettes or a style.
Skin & UV Analysis
Show what the eye can’t see, like UV on skin, and turn it into product education.
AI Portraits & Styled Photos
A photo turned into a branded portrait or look that people want to share.
Product & Gesture Triggers
Raise a glass, hold a product, wave a hand: the booth reacts to the moment.
Take-Home Results
Every result goes home by QR code or print, so the campaign follows the visitor.
Funnel Data & Reporting
Passers-by, stops, completed analyses and take-homes, in one dashboard.
Results from Our Projects
103k+passers-byLa Roche-Posay
32%engagement rateLaneige
859participantsAI stylist booth
99%glass detectionGuinness
AI Photo Booths, Explained
What Is an AI Photo Booth?
An AI photo booth uses a camera and an AI model to understand something about the visitor, such as skin tone, outfit colour or movement, and responds with a personal result: a recommendation, a portrait, a score or a styled photo. Unlike a normal photo booth, every visitor gets something made for them.
Common Types
- Personal colour and beauty analysis: a palette or shade matched to the visitor, like Laneige’s 12-season colour mirror.
- Skin and UV cameras: making the invisible visible, like La Roche-Posay’s UV camera that drew 103k+ passers-by.
- AI stylist and portrait booths: a new look or a branded portrait, like the AI stylist booth with 859 participants.
- Object and gesture triggers: the booth reacts to a product or a movement, like Guinness’s glass detection at 99%.
What Drives the Cost
The number of booths and days, custom hardware or a standard kiosk, how much the AI model needs to be trained on your products or audience, the content and take-home format, the on-site crew, and the data you want at the end. We scope each booth after a short call.
Internet and Data
Results generated live in front of visitors need a good internet connection, so we plan and test it before the event. The rest of the system has an offline mode: if the connection slows down, data is saved on the booth and synced later. Visitors should give consent on screen before a photo is taken.
Why rekursiv. for AI Photo Booths
Built in-House, End to End
Kiosk, camera, model, software and content from one team, so nothing is lost between vendors.
Models Trained for the Floor
Detection tested in real light and crowds, not just in a demo.
Run by Our Own Crew
Our team sets up, operates and fixes the booth on site.
Data You Can Report
Every pass, stop and result is counted for the brand team.
Industries: Beauty & skincareFood & beverageRetail & mallsTelco & devicesEvents & festivals
How We Work
- 01Ask what the brand needs people to feel, learn or do.Brief & mechanic
- 02Prototype the interaction small and fast, then test it with real people.Working prototype
- 03Build hardware, software and content in-house.Hardware & software
- 04Run on site with our own crew, with live data.Live on site
- 05Report what happened, with numbers from the dashboard.Data report
Projects
A mirror that knows your season12-Season Personal Color Mirror▶︎ Video
Laneige19k+ visitors
See the UV on your skinInteractive UV Camera▶︎ Video
La Roche-Posay103k+ passersby
AI that finds your lip shadeAI Personal Color Analysis Booth▶︎ Video
Tavi
AI picks your makeoverUnexpected Makeover: An AI Stylist Booth
FMCG859 participants
Raise a glass, strike a poseRaise a Glass, Take a Picture▶︎ Video
Guinness99% glass detection
Play a game, learn about UVUV Game & UV Coverage Mirror▶︎ Video
CeraVe
A table that reads productsProduct Recognition Table▶︎ Video
CeraVe
Photos that earn pointsPhoto NRG▶︎ Video
FMCG1,337 participantsFrequently Asked Questions
What is an AI photo booth?
A booth that uses a camera and an AI model to understand something about the visitor, such as skin tone, outfit colour or movement, and responds with a personal result: a recommendation, a portrait, a score or a styled photo.
How much does an AI photo booth cost?
It depends on the number of booths and days, custom or standard hardware, how much the AI needs training, content, crew and reporting. We scope each booth after a short call.
Can we rent an AI photo booth for one event?
Yes. We build and run booths for single events, and for roadshows across several malls or cities.
How long does a session take?
We design most sessions to finish in under two minutes so the queue keeps moving, with a result people can take home by QR or print.
Does an AI photo booth need internet?
For results generated live in front of visitors, yes, so we plan and test the connection before the event. The rest of the system has an offline mode that saves data on the booth and syncs it later.
Can the booth recognise our products?
Yes. We train product recognition on your packaging and test it on the actual table and lighting.
Do you build the hardware too?
Yes. Kiosks, cameras, screens and lighting are designed and built in-house, or we adapt your existing hardware.
What do we get after the event?
A report with the full funnel, from passers-by to completed analyses and take-homes, plus anything the brand asked to measure.
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