SAN FRANCISCO, March 27, 2017 /PRNewswire/ – Lightform, the company developing the first computer made for projected augmented reality, emerged from stealth today with $2.6 million in seed funding ...

Have you ever wondered how artists transform everyday surfaces into mesmerizing, larger-than-life visual experiences? Nick Greenawalt explores how projection mapping can turn walls, objects, and even ...

Projection display application provider Scalable Display Technologies has announced Scalable Atlas, a new automatic camera-based projection mapping software designed to align images of multiple ...

Projection mapping might not be a term you’re familiar with, but you’ve certainly seen the effect before. It’s when images are projected onto an object, usually one that has an interesting or unusual ...

Projection mapping has entered a renaissance over the last several years. Always known as a dazzling grand spectacle, projection mapping is now recognized by industry leaders like Christie as a ...

According to the new market research report "Projection Mapping Market by Offering (Hardware (Projector, Media Server), Software), Projection Distance (Standard, Short), Dimension (2D, 3D, 4D), ...

The human torso. Yes, it’s home to our hearts and our lungs and other useful goopy bits, but now, thanks to some technological innovations in projection mapping, it works great as a screen too. Or at ...

The best projection mapping can entertain, delight and even inform. Projecting video onto structures to create the impression of a 3D visual has become common at events like music festivals, product ...

Researchers developed a system that enables projection mapping within an illuminated environment. Several standard projectors and one large-aperture projector reproduce the environmental illumination ...

Music consumption has historically been closely connected to the environments in which it is enjoyed. Before the advent of music recordings, listening to music was a social activity tied to collective ...

Shuffling through New York’s Grand Central Terminal, it’s not uncommon to see an interloping bird or two flapping about the cavernous transit hub. But on July 19, there were thousands. No, this wasn’t ...