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Showing posts with label ubiq'window. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ubiq'window. Show all posts
Apr 25, 2010
LM3Labs' Catchyoo Interactive Koi Pond; release of ubiq'window 2.6 Development Kit and Reader
Catchyoo Koi FX, from LM3Labs
Catchyoo Koi FX from Nicolas Loeillot on Vimeo.
The music on the video clip is by the band Remioromen, from Japan.
LM3Labs recently released ubiq'window 2.6 Pack, a development kit and reader that handles gesture interaction for proximity touch-less technology based on computer vision. It includes a calibration mode, usage statistics, and is compliant with Windows 7. In the near future, LM3Labs will release new software for their partners and ubiq'window developers.
About LM3Labs:
"Focused on fast transformation of innovation into unique products, LM3Labs is a recognized pioneer in computer vision-based interactivity solutions. LM3Labs is a fast growing company based in Tokyo, Japan and Sophia-Antipolis, France." -LM3Labs Blog
Posted by
Lynn Marentette
Jun 10, 2009
Feb 11, 2009
Interactive Virtual DJ on a transparent pane, by lm3labs and Brief-Ad
LM3LABS offers wide range creative interactive applications/systems. This Virtual DJ was developed in collaboration with Brief-Ad, of Romania, utilizing the ubiq'window. Wouldn't this be fun to have in schools!
Here is the video:
Virtual Touchless DJ from Nicolas Loeillot on Vimeo.
LM3LABS Blog
Posted by
Lynn Marentette
Jan 28, 2009
Details about gesture and free-air interaction from LM3LABS an Ubiq'window
Ubiq'window, by LM3LABS, is a gesture-based system that is used for interactive show windows, interactive in-store marketing, museum installations, and more.
The slides provide details of the Ubiq'window's system specifications, including a gesture recognition set. The slides also higlight "Airstrike", a system that allows for free-air, touchless interaction.

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Lm3lab's Blog
The slides provide details of the Ubiq'window's system specifications, including a gesture recognition set. The slides also higlight "Airstrike", a system that allows for free-air, touchless interaction.
RELATED
Lm3lab's Blog
Posted by
Lynn Marentette
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