The Machine Called Progress: An Interactive Animated Projection

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A Machine Called Progress: Interactive is an interactive installation created for the STEAM Awards ceremony in Ottawa, Canada at the Aviation Museum.

The interactive installation used electronics to send data to the software system that animated computer graphics, generated real-time vfx, and triggered different ‘technological age’ phases based on a set of user satisfied conditions.

Special thanks to 4Elements.

VR Experience : CN6400 - Steam Engine Train

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Art direction and design for the VR experience and 4D VR booth featured at the Canada Science and Technology museum in Ottawa, Canada.

The experience allows the user to explore and play with the steam engine controls in VR as well educate those on the mechanical operation of the train.

Special thanks to Simwave.

VR Experience : 100th Anniversary of The Battle of Vimy

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At the Canadian War Museum in Ottawa, Canada, a VR experience was created to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Vimy Ridge, a battle that occurred in World War 1 between the Allied Powers against the Central Powers. The Canadian victory at Vimy was a defining moment for Canada.

The VR experience takes you into the environments of the tunnels, the trenches and underneath a devastating artillery barrage. You are then transported to present day Vimy, France where the battle took place in front of the Vimy Memorial.

Special thanks to Simwave.

Health Theatre: Science North (CANADA) Experimentarium (DENMARK)

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This experience can be seen in the interactive theatres in Sudbury, Canada and Copenhagen, Denmark, which has a holding capacity of up to 20 people and outfitted with computer vision hardware and software to react to the audience’s collective and individual movements as inputs. The real-time 3D animated content is seamlessly stitched and projected to both a 180 degree curved front screen and a 45’ x 45’ bottom screen staged floor merged with the curved blend between the 2 surfaces.

Interactive activities include log hop scotch, dissipation of reactive fog, light freeze tag, group control a raft down a river and hype up power lines that intensify with the more movement you make.

Special thanks to Simwave.

Crayola Experience's Art Alive

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This interactive installation started at the Crayola Experience in Easton, Pennsylvania, USA, and is now in various locations across the United States. This experiential activity allows the users to draw and create designs and images, on an iPad app, and attach special abilities such as shimmer, multiply, spin, and change color to their drawings. These drawing are then submitted to a computer that moderates the content to then be put in queue for the users to interact with on the projection screen. Their drawings come from the top of the screen into the scene where the users can trigger their drawings, making them come alive with the special attributes that they attached to the designs. This installation has garnered numerous awards.