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Combining the Interactive Wall Kit and Augmented Reality technology creates a uniquely engaging experience for museum visitors

Since it's inception, the Interactive Wall Kit has powered hundreds of interactive exhibits, displays and activations worldwide. As the name suggests, the product is aimed at businesses looking to create interactive walls, however every now and then we receive a project that uses the technology in a particularly novel way. ByAR's latest museum display, which combines AR to create an interactive table is one of them.

When Pedro, byAR's augmented reality specialist, started conceiving an exhibition about Ernesto Korrodi, a Swiss architect, he wanted to feature a table with his work in the middle of the room. The aim was to create the experience that would allow visitors to feel like they were entering Korrodi's studio, where the table in the centre would represent the actual workbench he used to present his work.

Augmented & Interactive Video Mapping exhibition from byAR - Augmenting Your Reality on Vimeo.

Over this smart table, byAR deployed several books which visitors could flip through and browse. Using video mapping projection and computer vision technologies they were able to display the right content on each blank page of each book as the visitors cycled through the pages. In addition to this, certain parts of the table contained special contents which could be activated by touch.

The technological challenge was determining how to add interactivity to a table with an irregular surface. They could not use infrared technology to put a frame around the table as the objects on the table would create interference. They also didn't want to use computer vision technology to detect the interactions because such methods are not very accurate.

The Interactive Wall Kit proved ideal for this museum display for several reasons. One important one being the noise protection it delivers. The hardware and the included shielded cables, are designed to significantly reduce the interference of electrical noise, creating a robust display that can withstand heavy use over a long period of time. Most importantly, the team at byAR found the kit to be easy to test, install and implement.

The Interactive Wall Kit also allowed the team to design custom touch sensors as the interface, providing a simple level of interactivity: Just having a few touchable hot points to activate different contents. The ability to customise and their own buttons into any shape they wanted proved perfect for their bespoke display. Furthermore, the ability to use capacitive sensing technology to create capacitive touch points added flexibility to their display, as each sensor could be calibrated and tuned individually. The final piece became an interactive touch table with a complicated surface but a very accurate, stable method of interactivity.

When Pedro sent us this project he also wrote us these kind words:

"Its important to emphasise the contributions of Bare Conductive through the entire process. The company provided us a wonderful assistance with their helpful service. It was fast and detailed, it answered all of our questions. However, even more importantly from a developer's perspective, the level of documentation and resources available on Bare Conductive's website is simply amazing. Using both the Arduino and the Processing examples that are provided, we were able to modify our system easily for any detail we required. The source codes are easy to understand and even easier to edit. For these, we are grateful to Bare Conductive and proud to have such a successful project installed with ease."

Many thanks, Pedro and byAR! It was a pleasure working with you and we love the project.

The Interactive Wall Kit is the perfect tool for creating displays on walls or tabletops. Whether you're looking to trigger sound or video, this kit makes it easy to create working interactive surfaces.
We love it when you share your projects! Post your project on Instagram, YouTube, or Twitter, and make sure to tag @bareconductive or use #bareconductive. You can also send your videos and photos to info@bareconductive.com so we can post them on our site for the world to see.

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The Interactive Wall Kit and AR: A Museum Display Case Study

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Video Mapping Festival #1 : LES JARDINS, LaM, VILLENEUVE D'ASCQ - mai 2018

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Video Mapping Festival #1

Déambulation au LaM / Walk at the LaM
Les jardins / The gardens

Lille Métropole Musée d'art moderne, d'art contemporain et d'art brut
Lille Metropole’s museum of modern art, contemporary art and Art Brut
Villeneuve d’Ascq / France
19.05.2018 (Nuit des Musées)

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Video mapping réalisé par Loom Prod, dans le cadre du Video Mapping Festival #1.
Video mapping created by Loom Prod, as part of the Video Mapping Festival #1.

Animation / Visual design
Claudia CORTÉS ESPEJO
Gérvaise DUCHAUSSOY
Maëva JACQUES
Simon LEBON
Cyril LE LEVREUR

Interactivité / Interactivity
Vincent CRAUET
Frederic HAUDEGOND

Illustration sonore / Sound design
Aleksi AUBRY-CARLSON
Vincent HARENDARCZYK

Coordination artistique / Artistic coordination
Ludovic BURCZYKOWSKI

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Production
Rencontres Audiovisuelles / Loom Prod

Direction de production / Production manager
Antoine MANIER

Production exécutive événementielle / Event executive production
Raphaël COELHO
Margaux HÉAULME
 
Production exécutive studio / Studio executive production
Mickaël CARTON
Frédéric HAUDEGOND

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Captation vidéo et montage / Video recording and editing
Chloé ROUGIER

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Avec le soutien de / With the support of
Métropole Européenne de Lille
À l’occasion des 50 ans de la MEL / On the occasion of the MEL’s 50-year anniversary
Région Hauts-de-France
Drac Hauts-de-France
Lille Métropole Musée d'art moderne, d'art contemporain et d'art brut / Lille Metropole’s museum of modern art, contemporary art and Art Brut

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videomappingfestival.com
videomappingcenter.com
facebook.com/VideoMappingFestival

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The Open House was a historic occasion for Ford to announce its renewed commitment to the city of Detroit with the purchase and future renovation of Michigan Central Station. The public was invited to celebrate, and tour the interior of this iconic piece of architecture. This event was the first time the building had been open to the public in over 30 years.

Civic commissioned Red Paper Heart to concept and design the interior experience, museum gallery and community area. In researching the station, it became clear that that Michigan Central Station has always been a barometer for how the city is doing. The optimism leading to the stations opening in 1914 has a surprisingly strong correlation with the current mood in Detroit.

The interior experience invited Detroiters to explore their history, culture and presence and an installation that mixes the dreams of the Detroit’s past residents, with a platform that lifts the hopes and goals of Detroit’s current residents for what their city’s future will be. Because ultimately this is a story best told by the people of Detroit.

At the event, you could peruse moments from history at digital stations flanking the main hall. As you read through history, and view images, words move off the screen onto the grand arches and ultimately culminating in a 65 ft barrel vaulted ceiling. You also had the chance to write your ideas for the future of Detroit, what it looks like, and what the community needs. All these ideas become collaged beautifully together on the ceiling. The final composition blends moments of history with the voice of the community.

Red Paper Heart designed the interior of the entire space using a scaffolding-based design language to signify the excitement of the beginning of a construction project and to not hide the true beauty of this building. Vintage spotlights lit the architecture in a special old world glamour. You can explore the gallery which chronicles life and culture in Detroit, that was also interspersed with historically matching shots of the station to parallel the social barometer that the building has become for Detroit. Beginning with the station’s grand opening, to times of war, to its fall from grace, and now at its rebirth.

The response from the opening was overwhelming, the revitalization of the station means so much to residents of Detroit, it was an honor to be part of this project. It was truly #fordetroit

Credits

Ford - Client
Civic - Agency

Red Paper Heart
Zander Brimijoin - Creative Director
Daniel Scheibel - Technical Director
LIsa Walters - Executive Producer
Greg Schomburg - Lead Developer
Donald Richardson - Sr Developer
Shuvashis Das - Creative Coder
Neely Lisk - Producer
James Ramirez - Art Director
Ting Cheng - Design Intern
Danni Huang - Design Intern
Wen-Chi Huang - Design Intern
Nathan Punwar - Video Editing
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DE-YAN - Industrial Design
Bluewater AV - AV Production
Ohrenkunst - Sound Design
Wild Free Studios - Photo/Video Documentation
Britten - Print Production and Fabrication

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DanceNote, outil vidéo pour la danse. Uploadez et annotez vos vidéos pour mieux transmettre vos chorégraphies.

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PRESENT TENSE explores the phenomenon of emergence - the theme of the Luxembourg Light Festival 2017 - by superimposing different aesthetic means of expression. What happens when dance is disconnected from the physical presence of a human body? Can the architectural body relocate the image in the here and now?