According to Sony Worldwide Studios chief Shuhei Yoshida, platform holders will be able to offer “almost dangerous kinds of interactivity” with the player within the next ten years. Games will know more about the player on a whole, know how they could be feeling by reading more than just player movements. Titles will be so [...]
Continue reading Sony Says Games Will Read Emotions in 10 Years Featured in PSFK’s Future of Retail report is the following two concepts that utilise Microsoft Kinect‘s gesture-tracking technology: “Fashion retailer Nordstrom created a digital window display at it’s Seattle flagship store that allowed pedestrains to virtually paint on the glass. The technology captured hand gestures and converted these actions into corresponding white streaks that appeared [...]
Continue reading Retail meets with Mircosoft Kinect A fun and light-hearted way to learning French, SwissKiss short films production agency, has produced a video app for the iPhone and iPad, where users follow Daphnée (Anne-Sophie Franck: Mathilda in Inglourious Basterds), as she teaches users how to seduce a Parisian girl, survive in a club, an art opening or at a restaurant. Courses [...]
Continue reading Daphnée, Your Lovely French Teacher Google wants to educate key businesses in Portland, USA the benefits of Google Places. Equipping them with Google Places Business Kits, which includes a “Recommended on Google” interactive window sticker with built in Near Field Communications (NFC) technology. Passersby with “cutting edge phones like the Nexus S” can just touch the sticker and the mobile browser will prompt Google Places [...]
Continue reading Google Places QRAPPING PAPER™ created by Justin Gignac has QR codes, and behind each code is an original holiday video that can’t be seen anywhere else. Meanwhile, Samsung is offering Tweetwrap, which allows users to create their own personalised wrapper paper with their favorite Twitter hashtags.
Continue reading Greeky Festive Wrapping Paper I popped to the main exhibition of this year’s Mircowave International New Media Arts Festival. Held at City Hall, Hong Kong until 5th December 2010, it consists of seven exhibits and therefore doesn’t take long to appreciate – I thoroughly recommend! Here are my fave pieces: 52 Card Cinema: ’52 Card Psycho’ & ‘ARambo’ by Georrey [...]
Continue reading Screenarcadia Showcased at the Tokyo Pack 2010, the AirZero digital signage system creates interactive displays using 3D projection, which allows viewers to navigate through menus and information screens – Minority Report stylee. Source: CScout
Continue reading AirZero How often does a bunch of pro-skiers and snowboarders get to ski/board at night, on ramps that are rigged with an amazing interactive art installation? I’m thinking almost never. Created by Melbourne-based installation artists ENESS whose proprietary software mapped 3D visuals onto the snow and on the 21’ inflatable sphere, while riders were tracked via [...]
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