Not only is this display on the side of a theater visually wacky, you’ll see towards the end of the video how it’s actually controlled by the sounds generated by audience participation. Nice.
-via Boing Boing
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Hyundai took 3D Projection Mapping a step further and actually hoisted one of their cars to the side of a building to zoom around on a stunning virtual racetrack.
-via My Modern Met
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Spectacular 3d Projection Mapping Displays continue to spring up around the world…and they’re getting more impressive each time. Check out the latest one from Adidas:
-via Buzzfeed
3d Projection Mapping videos have been featured here on TITAKC before – all of them involve images and videos displayed on large-scale buildings. Now for something completely different -
I stumbled on this video created by Mr. Beam…it’s probably the most practical application of the technology I’ve seen yet – imagine being able to completely redecorate your living room with just the click of a button. For incredibly indecisive and commitment-phobic Libras like myself, this is a dream:
-via Metafilter
I love a good 3D Projection Display. They’re becoming more and more common around the world, and this one definitely doesn’t disappoint:
-via Buzzfeed
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Using video projections and lighting effects, pyromaniac artists Thyra Hilden from Denmark and Pio Diaz from Argentina recently created “Coliseum on Fire”. It’s part of “City on Fire”, an installation series of important landmarks around the world ‘burning’ uncontrollably.
Another stunning example of 3D Projection Mapping technology in action…this time in Russia:
-Fly on over to Amsterdam for another amazing 3d Projection Mapping display.
I was in Amsterdam a few weeks ago and spotted this Samsung-produced 3D projection mapping demo…it was even more impressive in person.
If you’re brave enough, click here for an insanely complicated explanation of 3D projection mapping, which is the method of mapping three-dimensional points to a two-dimensional plane.
-via @BuzzEdition
