Interactive Projection Art

Outdoor interactive floor projection are advanced technologies that project animations onto ground surfaces, allowing users to interact with the projected content. These systems often utilize motion sensors, cameras, and specialized software to detect and respond to the movements of people interacting with the projection. Here are some key aspects: Projector+Sensors/Cameras+Software

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For example: I am really interested in your immersive projection products, we are a company in the USA and want to install some in my restaurant. It is about 50 meters long, and 5m in width. Projection size you can decide but the length should be not less than 20 meters. We want some content about SeaWorld because our place is all about the sea. Thank you.

It can be used in various venues, such as art exhibition, entertainment venues, educational institution, Wedding hall /Banquet/Bar,Yoga Studio and so on. It often involves advanced projection techniques, multimedia content, and interactive elements to engage and captivate the audience's senses.

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Interactive floor projections are a popular topic when it comes to creating engaging exhibitions.

They essentially transform a floor into an interactive surface. Depending upon the content, visitors can interact with your projection as either part of a game.display or advertisement.

The working principal is to set up a number of projectors，infrared sensors and cameras around the desired surface. The projectors will deliver the content and the infrared sensors & cameras sense the movement and interaction from someone standing on the surface.

At the same time, the computer program that engages with this information will alter the projection accordingly.This makes it seem like the actions of the person walking are influencing the projected objects directly.