An imagination is no longer required to enjoy a sandbox thanks to some Czech students, who use a Kinect sensor and a projector to map interactive animations of hills and rivers based on how deep the ...
The Xbox Kinect has certainly become a useful tool for innovation, with modders finding applications in medical imaging, robotics, and even aids for the visually impaired, to name just a few. Now it ...
Want to make all your 5 year old son’s friends jealous? What if he told them he could make REAL volcanoes in his sandbox? Will this be the future of sandboxes, digitally enhanced with augmented ...
Since its launch, Microsoft’s Kinect motion controller device has been used for a wide range of amazing projects, and has now been used to create an interactive topographical map, or rather an ...
AR isn't just about flashing Google Project Glass alerts up in your line of sight, it's also about getting your hands dirty with some mediated reality thanks to an Augmented Reality Sandbox project by ...
Video game technology has aided researchers in creating realistic 3-D battlespace maps using a simple sand box. Called the Augmented Reality Sand Table, the concept is under development by the Army ...
Want to make all your 5 year old son’s friends jealous? What if he told them he could make REAL volcanoes in his sandbox? Will this be the future of sandboxes, digitally enhanced with augmented ...
Tucked away under a tent at Expand 2014 was perhaps the coolest exhibition on the show floor: Sand Noise Device, a literal interactive sandbox experience. No, this isn't a new Grand Theft Auto; it's ...
Project Mimicry, an indie concept piece for Kinect, is a sandbox game in the truest sense of the word: it uses a real box of sand as the game’s controller. There’s currently not much game to the ...
Australian aborigine myth meets the Kinect in IndieCade featured Songlines. Songlines, a Kinect game featured at this year's E3 IndieCade, weaves a colorful story of world creation. Players take on ...
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