For over two years, AAI has had the privilege of working with Johnson’s® baby in the relaunch of their nearly 125-year-old Johnson’s® brand. This involved the relaunch of classic products as well as the launch of new product lines.

AAI was tasked with creating the complete gift set line that would complement Johnson's core products. Our role was to design, develop, commercialize, and deliver all gift set packaging and peripheral components, including the 2-in-1 spout cover & bubble bath maker.

Regal Entertainment Group requested our help in re-working their 3D glasses to be higher quality, longer lasting, and more visually appealing. In just a few months, we identified design changes to accomplish all these metrics while driving costs down.

After test marketing and other testing procedures, we completely redefined the glasses and the methods used to manufacture them – all in under a year. Surpassing client expectations, we were able to reduce waste from discarded and damaged glasses by 33%. AAI currently produces 1-2 million of these glasses per year.

Johnson & Johnson in collaboration with Target’s retail team challenged AAI to increase incremental sales for their First Aid products. Our solution? A gift with the purchase of 3 or more First Aid products: a First Aid case.

Exceeding both Target’s and Johnson & Johnson’s goals, consumers often purchased not 3, but 4, 5, 6 or more products to create a personalized first-aid kit.

Our solution reached much further than a mere gift with purchase program, we also produce and consolidate the paper shelf displays, plastic vac trays, and paper hangs tags. Shipping this program fully assembled as a single unit reduced client costs and touch points, making it a huge turn-key success for over a decade.

In partnership with Sony Digital Cinema, AAI assisted with the exciting initiative to bring 3D movies to the hearing and/or visually impaired. Sony Digital Cinema Access Glasses give the hearing impaired an enjoyable cinema experience by projecting text across the bottom of their visual field without distracting other customers. These glasses also provide a solution for visually impaired individuals with audio tracks describing the movie in detail.

As 3D films became increasingly popular, Sony needed to find a user-friendly adaptation for their glasses. The solution was a 3D lens attachment that is easily clipped onto the glasses. AAI is proud to have worked with Sony on this effort to bring entertainment to a wider audience.