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August 13 2010
Augmented City [in 3D]
via Katie
August 03 2010
THESEUS
The installation is a mixture between analogue and digital techniques, combining physical elements on the wall together with projected objects. The installation is a mixture bewteen analogue and digital techniques, combining physical elements on the wall together with projected objects
Theseus from rainer kohlberger on Vimeo.
July 14 2010
July 12 2010
Interactive Outdoor Advertisinge
The Canadian Tourism Commission developed an interactive campaign to get people to realize what a great place Canada is.
They used social networks Twitter, Facebook and YouTube to gather information tagged with Canada, and displayed it in an interactive moral, the user were able to interact with parts of the moral.
Devloped by DDB Vancouver
June 25 2010
June 02 2010
AirSwing – Gesterual interface
I personally think the whole thing is a bit clunky and needs a lot of refinement to make it usable in mass markets.
found via the Gypsy
June 01 2010
Soft things
Connecting the digital world with physical experience by creating computer controls out of felt.
Red button analog with arduino pitches.h from lara grant on Vimeo.
May 28 2010
Creating Nature with Sound.
A lovely installation where the user can create nature and animals by blowing / talking into the mic.
MOC by Lab212 explores the relationship between sound and image through simple interactions and fun. Exhibited in the French Institute of Meknes (Moc à Meknès, Maroc, à l’occasion du FICAM10.), MOC is an imaginary landscape that passes in front of the viewer. Whistling into a microphone, a tree grows: its shape will evolve in real time based on the sound produced. At each pause, the tree stops growing. At the sound of the voice, random fantastic animals will emerge in the forest.
Setup:
- microphone on a stand
- 2.30 x 2.30m retroprojected screen
- videoprojector and a mirror
- custom software written in C++/openFrameworks
Found via Creative Applications
May 09 2010
Mjuvi music and visuals installation
Mjuvi is a 2010 student project at h-da where music and visuals are generated by motion tracked people. The user can choose between different roles (beat = red ring, melodies = blue ring, effect = green ring or instrument switch = orange ring). Together they control a music program over midi signals.
More here
Audiodome SoundBlox – Sequencer
This is a research project by Tangible Auditory Interaces exploring audio as a natural affiliate to physical objects.
Audiodome SoundBlox – Sequencer from Till Bovermann on Vimeo.
May 07 2010
April 28 2010
OneDotZero and Hellicar & Lewis installation
A collaboration between onedotzero Shane Walter and Hellicar & Lewis for the Roundhouse Circusfest
Feedback – case study from onedotzero on Vimeo.
April 27 2010
April 13 2010
Color Sensitive Interactive Boards
Color Sensitive Interactive Billboard from milton cj on Vimeo.
I really love this way of engaging with the consumer, here you have an interactive billboard that changes every time a person steps forward and triggers the sensors to pick up the new color they are wearing. This of course would fail if the next person to visit the billboard was wearing the exact same color.
This opens up a ton of ways to give a personal shopping assitant to the consumer, for example you could serve clothes based on the color they are wearing at the time.
April 12 2010
Augmented Reality T-Shirt Game
The cool T-shirt company t-post bring you a t-shirt that you can actually play a game with using your webcam and augmented reality.
March 12 2010
Chat Roulette Map
Let’s you see where the people live how expose themselves over Chat Roulette
March 11 2010
March 09 2010
March 04 2010
Penguin iPad Books
This is what digital books from Penguin—one the mega-publishers—will be like on the iPad. Children’s books that are games, interactive anatomy books, and an augmented reality intergalactic GPS system. This is the future we’ve been waiting to see.
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