Check out this data visualistation from Coca-Cola to celebrate their 125th anniversary. Created by the guys at Antilop, it’s called the “Future Room” concept, made specifically for the Turkish modern-art museum Santralistanbul. They transformed a section of the gallery into an impressive 90 square meter, 270-degree projection mapping installation.
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BMW 1 Series: Projection Mapping Racing Game
BMW South Africa recently created an interactive projection mapping experience for the new 1 Series, in the form of a social racing game. The experience was projected to an area of just over 100sqm and allowed participants to play via Galaxy tablets after connecting with Facebook.Players tim
Nokia Lumia Live ft deadmau5 lights up London with amazing 4D projection
On Monday 28th November Nokia Lumia 800 with Windows phone http://nokia.ly/uBVXxw brought deadmau5 and the world’s most advanced 4D technology together and created an amazing free light show at Millbank Tower, London.
This Arduino installation has eyeballs that watch as you walk by
29th December 2011 by Harrison Weber “All Eyes On You” is an installation created by Britzpetermann, a creative studio for interactive experiences. The piece is made up of a bunch of various eyeballs that follow you as you pass by. This project is powered by Arduino, a very popular open-source electronics prototyping platform based on flexible, easy-to-use hardware and software.
Chevy Sonic: 3D Projection Mapping Claw Game
There’s projection mapping and there’s projection mapping… Then there’s this… Possibly the best interactive 3D projection mapping event I’ve seen to date. Sure, the visual experience isn’t as amazing as some of the others you’d have seen posted here, but I’m not just comparing that, I’m referencing the entire experience, and particularly the audience interactivity.
3D Projection Mapping Helps Chelsea Footballers Play Giant Space Invaders Game
Real Motion Gaming Technology: Chelsea Football Club from Scott Ashton on Vimeo.
Quintessential Productions used interactive technology and detection systems to build this large game of Space Invaders, which four members of the Chelsea Football Team tried out. 3D projection mapping displayed the aliens on a wall and the players had to kick footballs at them as they crept downwards.
Tron style 3D projection mapping & tracking
Check out this guy’s room totally change into the movie he is watching! No SFX, no post production, no cuts, everything you see here is 100% for real.