| ASIMO, "Advanced Step in Innovative
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| | It will also show Honda jet planes, solar
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| Mobility", is one of Honda's outstanding
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| | racers, test-track racing and safety
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| creations. American Honda Motors is set
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| | researchers in a home video-style
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| to feature the popular robot in their
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| | movement to The Who's "I Can See for
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| first national broadcast corporate image
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| | Miles." Its tagline? -- "See what we
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| campaign for two years. Such campaign
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| | see".
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| will include a "Power of Dreams" spot,
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| | Since Honda's "Safety for everyone"
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| dedicated microsite, as well as print
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| | campaign emerged in October 2005, the
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| ads.
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| | launching of the image campaign is the
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| Asimo was built in Honda's Research &
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| | first time of the company to use national
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| Development Wako Fundamental Technical
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| | advertising corporate image. And, it is
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| Research Center in Japan. It is a
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| | part of showing that they are on move.
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| humanoid walking robot standing at 130
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| | Todd Carey, Vice President, associate
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| centimeters (4 feet and 5 inches) and
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| | creative director at RPA, Santa Monina,
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| weighing 53 kilograms (119 pounds). For
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| | California, said that the spot serves as
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| those who haven't seen it yet, this robot
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| | "Honda home movies, as shot by family
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| resembles a small astronaut wearing a
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| | member. Out desire was to show what Honda
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| backpack. And, currently, there are 46
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| | is working on, from an engineering
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| units of it available worldwide, with
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| | standpoint, and the human side as well."
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| each costing less than $1 million for
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| | In addition, the ad facilities were an
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| manufacturing and $166,000 per year when
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| | emotional connection with Honda
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| hired.
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| | engineering, as he said.
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| Five years ago, Asimo was introduced to
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| | Carey said that the campaign actually
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| Honda's advertising, Honda's Corporate
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| | originated through an "organic process"
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| Advertising Manager Barbara Ponce said.
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| | of multiple interviews with people at
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| "Using home video brings Asimo into the
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| | Honda. He said, "Through the
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| story but in a real way," she enthused.
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| | conversations, we started to hear the
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| "The home video brings Honda technology
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| | same things: No matter who we talk to, no
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| to the customer in a manner that isn't
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| | matter what project, there was a shared
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| overproduced or contrived. What you see
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| | vision." A conversation with a passionate
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| is what you get. It underscores the
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| | Honda engineer became an inspiration for
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| importance of authenticity to our brand,"
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| | them to show the world what Honda is
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| she continued.
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| | going through and to.
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| In the image campaign, the "Power of
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| | Moreover, Ponce said the "longer-term,
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| Dreams" is held the primary attraction.
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| | philosophical" approach is unique, as it
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| It is a 30-second spot which was directed
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| | shows the "human engineering" side of the
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| by Phil Joanou under independent RPA
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| | company. And, this Honda's engineering
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| Honda lead creatives David Smith and Joe
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| | focus is their distinction from the
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| Baratelli. First seen in a window
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| | others, definitely more than providing
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| reflection of Honda's prototype FCX
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| | quality auto parts like Honda
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| hydrogen fuel-cell car, the climax of the
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| | intermediate pipe to their latest model
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| spot is a video images featuring Asimo.
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| | cars.
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