description Developed with Richard Lewis Media Group for the Perot Museum of Nature and Science, users were invited to “show off your dance moves as a raptor avatar and discover how paleontologist use footprints to study dinosaur movement.” Dual Kinect sensors mounted on the wall detected the users movement and replicated that motion onto three […]
description Developed with Richard Lewis Media Group for the Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk, users of all ages color a 2D marine animal, then see it transform into a 3D version on a 40 foot video wall. The project was built in Unity 3D, and included four “2D” kiosks for museum visitors to color their fish, […]
description Developed with Richard Lewis Media Group for National Geographic, this exhibit allows users to explore one of the largest trees in the world, The President giant sequoia. Using a touch screen, users control the view of the tree, projected onto a 40 foot wall in front of them. Both screens are Unity applications running […]
description Worked with Richard Lewis Media Group and the California Museum to produce Stop the Drop, an interactive, physics-based game that is part of the Health Happens Here exhibit. Museum visitors help onscreen kids climb ropes to complete their education and graduate. When kids are about to fall from their rope, the user moves the […]
