Inspiration
Beamvertising — holland's biggest chewing gum brand 'Sportlife' introduces: Beamvertising. Images of a moving skateboarder are projected on shopfronts and outer walls of houses in several big cities in The Netherlands. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgqZMgRijXo
multitouch interactive i-bar using light to visually connect everything on the counter. This video uses a simular setup: And for the Dutch provider, it is called the living bar: And the Biotopes application from 2004:
Mediamatic Night Garden, sub-technical indoor garden, links new technology, next nature, contemporary art and its consumption In this installation your hand movement touching the plant, instantly creates a virtual plant growing movement on screen.
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Holobox — www.schermex.nl - leverancier van de Holobox in België, Nederland en Luxemburg. Laat uw product voor het beeldscherm zweven. Demonstratie van de mogelijkheden van de Holobox. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUnJY_e51YM
An early demo of an interactive touch-responsive floor screen — full-surface projection that reacts to footsteps and gestures. Reference for floor-level interaction design and immersive retail/event installations. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNX7T1ToWEI
Interactieve waterdamp fogscreen hologram — iretail.solutions brengt een unieke Interactieve waterdamp (fogscreen) projectie op de markt voor evenementen of instore oplossing. Geluidsniveau en waterverbruik zeer laag en standaard touchscreen voor interactie in de....
Lumalive Shirt (Philips ) — A technology from Philips allowing shirts to have a changing picture on them. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TG8PawwwD6c
Wallpapers and tutorials — a curated collection of high-quality wallpapers and design tutorials.
Philips at their Simplicity Event in New York, 2006 — a set of product prototypes illustrating the sense and simplicity brand positioning. A moment when a large electronics company tried to define simplicity as a design principle, not just a marketing claim....