Gesture + Multitouch Interactive Media Wall, Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery, 2011 Award of Excellence, Digital Screenmedia Association |
- Gesture + Multitouch Interactive Media Wall, Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery, 2011 Award of Excellence, Digital Screenmedia Association
- Link: Where Digital Signage Software is Going - interesting thoughts about DOOH from Dave Haynes of Sixteen:Nine
- Mathematica 8: Resources, free online seminars, plus TED-talk video: "Teaching kids real math with computers"
| Posted: 19 Apr 2011 10:58 AM PDT Below is a video of an interactive media wall at the Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery, the winner of the 2011 Award of Excellence from the Digtal Screenmedia Association in the category of Best Government/Education/Non-Profit Agency Deployment. Detailed information about the Discovery Wall, including an overview of the technology, objectives of the deployment, and the positive outcomes of his project can be found on the Digital Screenmedia website. "Float4 Interactive is a creative technology company that develops interactive systems for entertainment, advertising and design applications." Credits Interactive technology: Float4 Interactive Content: Zebra Dog AV Integration: R2W Concept: Sensory Interactive DISCOVERY WALL: 10 X 4 Christie MicroTiles 5496 X 1650 resolution Gesture + MultiTouch Interaction 2 X RealMotion Servers ENTRANCE PORTAL 17 X 2 Christie MicroTiles 9824 X 866 resolution Multi-Zone Gesture Interaction 2 X RealMotion Servers RELATED/SOMEWHAT RELATED Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery: 2011 Excellence Award, Architainment Live Design, 3/21/10 Architainment Examples Christie MicroTiles Drive Fan Experience at new Nascar Hall of Fame Nascar Hall of Fame (I live in the Charlotte area, so I'll visit the Nascar Hall of Fame soon and check out the Christie MicroTiles display soon!) Miami Dolphins Choose Montreal's Arsenal Media and Float4 Interactive for Fan-Focused Interactive Wall at SunLife Stadium (BuzzWall) Arsenal Media, 12/16/10 http://interactivemultimediatechnology.blogspot.com  |
| Posted: 19 Apr 2011 09:37 AM PDT WHERE DIGITAL SIGNAGE SOFTWARE IS GOING David Haynes, Sixteen:Nine RELATED Sixteen:Nine The Preset Group PressDOOH Five Second Media http://interactivemultimediatechnology.blogspot.com  |
| Posted: 19 Apr 2011 06:12 AM PDT I admit it. Once in a while, I wake up after having a dream with a re-occurring theme of algorithms, technology, and programming. It happened again this morning, inspiring me to take a look at the Wolfram Mathematica website. Here are a few on-line seminars I might take a look at soon: Seminar: What's New in Mathematica 8? "To give a broad overview of the major new features in Mathematica 8, including free-form linguistic input and Wolfram|Alpha integration, probability and statistics, finance, control systems, graphs and networks, improved image processing, wavelet analysis, C code generation, and more, using example-driven material." Statistics and Data Analysis with Mathematica 8 Image Processing with Mathematica (Seminar description and registration) Look at what I found while exploring the Wolfram suite of websites! TEDGlobal 2010: Conrad Wolfram: Teaching kids real math with computers RELATED Mathematica 8 Seminar Calendar Image Processing and Analysis (Info) Interface development with Mathematica (I haven't tried this out.) Here are a few links about the arts and math, from the Wolfram site: Mathematica and High Fashion Art Inspires a Lesson in Calculus Computer Science PRofessor Sculpts Award-Winning Art with Mathematica Wolfram Tones: An experiment in a new kind of music Mathematica Music Demonstrations Computerbasedmath.org Conrad Wolfram Stephen Wolfram FYI: For those of you who are curious to know more about my technology dreams, I plan to devote a few posts about them in the future. Here's a link to a post I wrote after waking up from a dream about haptic interfaces: Last night I dreamt about haptic touch-screen overlays... http://interactivemultimediatechnology.blogspot.com  |
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