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Creating a multitouch screen from plexiglass, webcam and some paper.
This thing is designed to help students learn notations. Very interesting.
Noteput – Interactive music table from Jonas Heuer on Vimeo.
Here is an open source C++ toolkit for a more creative way of coding.
made with openFrameworks from openFrameworks on Vimeo.
I found this interesting clip while surfing youtube last night, now that is one fancy phone.
More info here.
Here is a small compilation of interactive surfaces/walls/mounted installations.
Dobpler
Based on the idea of reversed shadows, Dobpler mirrors whatever is in front of it in a really nice way.
More info can be found here and at the official site.
Moodwall
How about taking 25.000 LEDs (!!!), putting them together and creating a wall that adds fun, security, color and light at tunnels. These things can take place only in Amsterdam :)
More info here.
Bottle walls
This is my favourite :) Do you wonder what you can do with all those empty vodka bottles that remind you of all the foolish things that you have done while being drunk? Art is the answer :)
Bottle wall (no sound) from Alex Beim on Vimeo.
More info here.
Aperture
This is another good idea about an interactive wall which unfortunately has a crappy site that doesn't help that much to promote the actual idea. Nevertheless, it's worth a visit.
Hyposurface
This is another really cool idea about bringing a surface to life. Yes, you thought right, the surface can move. Too bad though that the site has the worst navigation ever, so it might be hard to actually be able to see the videos. You can still try here.
If you get the problem "quicktime.std.StdQTException" then Quicktime is probably unable to find a camera connected to your computer.
THIS ONLY APPLIES FOR WINDOWS.
For Processing 1.0 you have to use Quicktime 7. This version of Quicktime has a bug, which can be avoided by using WinVDIG 1.0.1 instead of later versions.
This solved the problem for my group.
Here is a link which names some causes for Quicktime problems in relation to Java Processor 1.0.
More information: http://www.freymartin.de/en/projects/snoil
Giving life and responsiveness to a wall. A simple idea with a wonderful implementation !
More info, images and video here : http://dobpler.com/
A very intresting library/application for rather quick scripting of interactive installations is libavg. On the webpage there are several showcases, like the timescope above.
def disappear(): logoNode = AVGPlayer.getElementByID("logo") logoNode.opacity = 0
A full list of the things that libavg currently supports can be found on the features page.
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Photosynth.net let you merge several pictures from a digital camera to a quite convincing 3D-isch model. In the TED-movie below it seems to be possible to merge videostreams together in 3D. Very intresting for bringing virtual precensce to someone.
Another fully tangible controller for gaming is ‘Project natal’ by Microsoft which is supposed to be in market in the fourth quarter of this year. The idea behind Natal is the use of human gestures and spoken language to manipulate the virtual objects. Unlike Wiimote, Natal does not use any remote controller to hold. The project is described in the web like this -
“Introducing Project Natal, a revolutionary new way to play: no controller required. See a ball? Kick it, hit it, trap it or catch it. If you know how to move your hands shake your hips or speak you and your friends can jump into the fun -- the only experience needed is life experience.”
The project reveals some interesting aspects of tangibles. First of all, the whole body is considered a tangible object to control the game, which is the main focus of the game. For example, in a racing game, a player will do the same gesture in front of screen what people do in real world. Other objects/person can join as a direct representation of what is happening on the screen. In the previous example, one can change the tires during racing, one can be cheer girls same as like real world. The best thing is the multiple tangible objects control the game or the environment. We have social collaboration, physical interaction everything that TUI is supposed to be.
Here is the Video -
Project Natal
Tomorrow 10-12 we will be hosted by our guest teacher :) , Alex Olwal so we can get the opportunity to try the interactive systems that he works with.
Come to PDC Teknikringen 14, plan 5, please be on time! We will enter PDC at 10:10
In the afternoon we will be on Torget as planned.
A very interesting way of experiencing 3D.
Amazing 3D immersion technology from IDEO Labs on Vimeo.
You can read more about it HERE and HERE
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