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This interactive digital artifact is designed around the '6-sheet' advertising standard (4 feet by 6 feet) which is the most ubiquitous outdoor format.
It is designed to be reliably placed in public spaces, mainly for digital signage purposes. We're now working on successful ways to engage passers-by (the movie shows this behavior).
The screen is touch sensitive and can support further in depth navigation of content when the person comes close to it. September 2008.
This year's extra-virgin olive oil from Chianti, right from our olive trees.
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Demo of iO's real estate solution based on SkinTwo. Features dynamic layers based on a database of apartments. Queries are made through manipulation of physical objects; the interface is always coherent. Shows use of an embedded photo printer and an external display. May 2008.
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Testing a 10-meters-wide interactive ceiling at BitBang Festival, Stibbert Museum, Florence. Visual materials by Francesco Buso (iO) and Filippo Principi (MediaBoulevard). July 2008.
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A great success. A very useful experience. The Skin demo shows several iO's products and projects. Tagged cubes allow to choose the subset of media of interest. Sending content to a printer or other external device mapped on the table's edge is also demonstrated. April 2008.
We'll be at CHI 2008, April 5-10, Florence, Italy.
It is the premier international conference for human-computer interaction. We'll present and demo the new SensitiveTable. Come meet us!
For the 78th International Motor Show in Geneva, iO designed the space concept and provided interactivity and digital contents. March 2008.
We provided interactivity to the wonderful Komatsu Pavillion at the Samoter Fair.
Three SensitiveWall, three SensitiveFloor, two SensitiveTable, two interactive scenographies for visitors, and one huge interactive scenography for the theatre, for circus artists. March 2008.
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The SensitiveWall consists in a large vertical touchless display able to detect hands' presence in real time, and a set of software templates that present digital content on screen.
Liveliness is expressed through a fluid continuous motion of contents: attraction and repulsion of bubbles, spin of towers' discs at different speeds, accelerated and decelerated viewpoint translation on a large landscape. Contents can be dynamically added, erased or substituted at runtime through a remote control server.
People can move contents just by waving their hands in front of the screen; in order to make contents manifest (e.g. play and zoom for a video) it is sufficient to move a hand close to the content. January 2008.
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We're on the Italian magazine Max, January 2008 issue.
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