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44. Digital Graffiti Wall - Stencils Feature
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Fusing the latest interactive technology with street art, the Digital Graffiti Wall is ideal for corporate and opening events, music festivals, trade shows and brand promos. It's a unique, unifying activity that brings people together and generates a great atmosphere.

For brands, the Digital Graffiti Wall is a great way to connect with their target market experientialy. It's hi-tech, high impact and engaging - something that will be remembered, talked, blogged and tweeted about for months.

The Digital Graffiti Wall is fully customizable. Painting stencils, screen overlays and the digital graffiti cans can be branded to enhance client's on-site message. Live image capture and printing, email a friend as well as uploading to Facebook, Flickr and Twitter with hash tags are all possible too.

Digital Graffiti Wall: bit.ly/c4Tt7D

tangibleinteraction.com
@tangibleint

Video shot at 'Drawn by Night'.
Visuals: Myron Campbell

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  • Kyle Buza 2 years ago
    This is excellent.
  • ontherun 1 year ago
    Very interresting
    For the interactivity and the electronic performance.

    It could integrated in video game as a Wii game tation


    Well done for the people that have devellloped this sysetm

    But after !! what is the purpose ? Just an other gadget for rich peolple or art events ...
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  • James Alliban plus 2 years ago
    That's gorgeous Alex. Love the artwork at 0:42. How do the spraycans work? Infrared beam from the can on the multitouch surface picked up from the camera behind?
  • I thought that the second I saw it. Especially when you're using digital technology or projections to emulate the effects of some physical interaction (like stenciling), just embedding the IR lights in the tools normally used helps a lot for providing accessibility. Cheap, easy, and mostly transparent.
  • Alex Beim plus 2 years ago
    Yup that's how it works
  • James Alliban plus 2 years ago
    Haha. Back of the net! Sorry if I spoiled the magic :)
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  • ♥x3
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  • Adan Ramirez 2 years ago
    where can i get one????
    very cool love it..... keep up the good work...
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  • Adam Joy plus 2 years ago
    v cool
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  • Donna M. Daly 2 years ago
    Looks like fun...can I play too!!!!?
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  • shira ronen 2 years ago
    Brilliant!!!
    Absolutely brilliant!!!
  • Alex Beim plus 2 years ago
    Thank you :)
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  • paulina gallardo 2 years ago
    amazing! also, what's the song called?
  • Alex Beim plus 2 years ago
    Fire Fire by M.I.A.
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  • Taras Kiseliuk 2 years ago
    This is getting better and better :D
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  • Michael Hussar 2 years ago
    Wow, This is awesome and very inspiring! I'm a 3d Artist/Videographer that is just starting to learn OF. My goal is to have enough skill with coding to understand how to go about something like this. I've been reading through the OF forum, but do you have any suggestions as far as where to focus efforts in OF to be able to head in the direction of doing something like your project?
  • Pat Long 2 years ago
    Hey... I am the programmer behind the software of the Graffiti Wall. I would say where you should focus your efforts would depend mostly on which aspect of the project you are most interested in.

    If you are interested in the "magic" of the multi-touch and touchless interfaces you see in so many larger installations... I would suggest looking into the field of Computer Vision. It's a pretty wide ranging field and encompasses a lot of concepts such as blob tracking (used in GW); frame differencing (detects people or objects in the camera's view); optical flow (detects motion in the camera's view); trained object recognition (face tracking, hand tracking, etc...), the list goes on... the computer can now SEE! think of the creative possibilities - even just warping or otherwise manipulating the raw video feed can be very cool.

    If you are more interested in the graphics side of it... the best advice I can give is to start simple. Try playing with the OF primitives (draw a bunch of coloured circles randomly on the screen - then try moving one or all of them). Once you get the basics of drawing and animating shapes and graphics, try playing with some shaders to take advantage of the GPU's processing power for special effects. The world of graphics processing is huge... and most people just learn what they need as they go... Just start simple and add from there :)

    Lastly and perhaps most importantly, don't be afraid to ask questions!!! The openFrameworks community is very welcoming to new members... and many of its members were artists before they were programmers, so people are very understanding and accommodating.

    Hope that helps in some way... And welcome to the world of openFrameworks! have fun!
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  • Maria Jesus V V 2 years ago
    I really love it!!! simply magic...
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  • Nick Mitzenmacher 2 years ago
    that was awesome.. can you install one of those in my room. please :)
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  • Janet Bloem 2 years ago
    Kudos to the brain behind this technology. Absolutely super cool and interesting. This is like so much fun. Where can I get one?
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  • blackaller 2 years ago
    Fantastic!
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  • Pat Myballs 2 years ago
    worrd...but ill stick with C++ for now....
  • Pat Long 2 years ago
    Yup, it is coded in C++ ... using the openFrameworks library. OF aims to bring Processing.org style functionality to C++... allowing you to get better performance with a pre-compiled binary.
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  • Jip Eilbracht 2 years ago
    Sweet!
    You do nice work.
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  • seth sandler 2 years ago
    Great job guys. Pat, awesome job on the software!
  • Pat Long 2 years ago
    hey thanks Seth! The NUI Group's CCV (nCore) add-on was very useful, allowing us to embed the blob tracker right in the app!
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  • rontz 2 years ago
    invite some sprayers to show the actual full potential:)
    awesome though!!! :)
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  • amazing ! good work
  • Alex Beim plus 2 years ago
    Thank you
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  • Super! It's a pleasure to watch this/see this happening. Thank you.
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  • ToTs 2 years ago
    Amazing! I could use this 4 days!
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  • LADY MAMONNADE 2 years ago
    yeah!!! Amazing!
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  • franzelliot 2 years ago
    uhasuhasas I don't know what it is, but i want one!
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  • I like it and I would like to bring that to an italian Electronic Music and Digital Arts Festival

    robotfestival.it

    Interested?
    here's my email!

    francesco@shape.bo.it
  • Alex Beim plus 1 year ago
    Thank you Francesco, we will send you an email
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  • Patricio Brito plus 1 year ago
    Hello,

    It's possible make this on Flash AS3? The Stencil Tool? Do you now any class for generate a stencil effect?

    Congratulations for the amazing project. ^_^"
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  • Jo Chahine 1 year ago
    hello Alex, first i would like to thank you for this amazing video. i happen to be working on cancer kid's room and would like to integrate this graffiti wall into the room's design; so i would like to know if this set is harmful in anyway to cancer patient. otherwise, do you happen to know someone i can refer to? thank you
  • Alex Beim plus 1 year ago
    Hi Jo
    This sounds very interesting, please contact us via our site tangibleinteraction.com

    Cheers
    Alex
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