Interactive projection: when your audience becomes the show

A laser beam scans a flat surface and detects the presence or movement of visitors in front of the wall. The system reacts in real time, triggering animations at the exact point of interaction.

Light Stripes, Amsterdam: visitors reveal light animations by walking along a 30-meter corridor.

A volumetric sensor maps the space in 3D and tracks each visitor's position in the room. Multiple people can interact simultaneously, each with their own zone of influence.

Kids Atelier, Paris: children interact with projected walls, each triggering their own visual reactions.

Visitors draw on paper. A scanner captures the drawing, the software transforms it into an animated 3D texture and projects it onto the walls within seconds.

Kids Atelier, Paris and Hamburg: children's drawings come to life on the room's walls.

Buttons, rotary encoders or pressure sensors trigger actions in the projection. A tangible, intuitive interface accessible to all audiences.

Kids Atelier, Hamburg: a boat race controlled by rotary encoders, playable by multiple visitors.