Anyone who has been to see Niagara Falls will know how powerful the Niagara River is as its waters spill over the escarpment and ... The post Projection-Mapping Drives Storytelling Inside Cavernous Niagara Falls Power Plant appeared first on Sixteen:Nine. […]
If you watched any of the Olympics in Tokyo on broadcast TV or online you would have seen some stunning visual effects. The one that hit me was the projection mapping introductions for the highest profile track events – the 100 metre sprints for women and men. […]
The notion of using projection-mapping to create immersive dining experiences in restaurants is not entirely new, but a Syracuse, NY restaurant really goes to town with the concept – with visuals not only on the table, but the surrounding walls. […]
There’s been lots of activity in pro AV circles, using large format LED to deliver an experience for tenants and visitors in commercial building lobbies. But in the right conditions, projection is an effective (and probably cost effective) alternative. This is the lobby of Mack-Cali Realty Corporation in Jersey City, NJ, as tricked out by the tech-centric New York creative shop Bravo Media. […]
The 16:9 PODCAST IS SPONSORED BY SCREENFEED – DIGITAL SIGNAGE CONTENT Technology advances have made it feasible and relatively easy to fill large spaces, inside or outside, with big digital visuals that fill a defined space like a building lobby or other physical structure – with the idea of creating experiences that are memorable and have some sort of desired impact. […]
This is the As Cancelas shopping mall in A Coruña, a major city up in the northwest corner of Spain. It is also home to one of the bigger AV integrators in Europe – Trison. That company, and its French creative arm NECSUM, are behind some great digital signage and projection mapping work in the shopping center. […]
Via AV Magazine … Projection-mapped multimedia experiences are starting to pop up as touring or fixed site shows in many major cities. I have a good friend set to open up one just like that in a big city. But the pandemic has made it challenging to open, or stay open, and to host an experience that involves large-ish gatherings walking around an enclosed space. […]
This is live events AV more than digital signage, but shows what’s possible with projection on a grand scale, and great creative. It is the digital curtain of the new theater, open in August, at the Senzoku Gakuen College of Music (SGCM) in Japan, in the general orbit of Tokyo. The school decided to use a “digital curtain” instead of installing a traditional Japanese tab curtain. […]
Hat Tip to Bob Raikes, who flagged this via his Display Daily “What Bob Saw …” newsletter. This is a terrific projection mapping piece done at the international airport in Brussels. A cupid animates and busts out from the painting he’s in, and flutters around the famous painting-filled wall in an airport common area. […]
This is the Doughnut Theater Experience – the big Wow Factor feature of a Krispy Kreme flagship store in Times Square in New York. David Title and his crew of artists, coders and techs at Bravo Media spent about a year developing a set of visuals for the store, which just opened this week. […]
There is nothing all that new about projection mapping on a car, but this is a really great example of going beyond the car itself as the display canvas. […]
Christie has developed and made available a free “Lite” version of its excellent projection-mapping software, Christie Mystique, making it easy for solutions providers to map and project on complex shapes and surfaces. […]
This is a very impressive marketing center for a multi-building real estate development in Tampa, Florida – using a variety of technologies and real-time data to help sell commercial space. It mashes up 3D printing, projection mapping, a pile of real-time data sets and flat panel displays in one big, dedicated room owned and hosted by the property developers, SPP. […]
What is projection mapping, and why is it so attractive? Projection mapping allows for objects to be visualized and projected onto surfaces that can range from buildings to entire landscapes, so the choices are quite diverse. […]
When one thinks of a music festival, the main attraction is generally the live sounds generated by the act(s) one wants to see and hear. […]
