SENSORY-MINDS GmbH, in cooperation with “Montfort Werbung”, has developed the “Multitouch Experience Cube” - an eye-catching interactive trade show event installation. The walkable LED cube for the GRASS GmbH showcase has been the highlight at the Interzum 2011 trade show in Cologne, the international leading fair for suppliers to the furniture industry.

23 LCD displays attached inside the “Multitouch Experience Cube” formed a estimated 14 meter long multitouch wall. Inside visitors experienced a interactive product show controlled via iPhone app and moderated by a host. For this a interconnected real-time 3D rendering visualization including 3D Sound has been programmed in collaboration with “Realtime Department”. The application itself has been developed in Ventuz – a real-time 3D authoring software.

As a final touch a custom designed LED ceiling has been fitted inside the interactive installation. The 3D visualizations created especially for the LED ceiling reacted upon the visitors interactions with the multitouch LCD displays and intensified the unique spatial sensations inside the “Multitouch Experience Cube”.

Photo gallery:
http://www.flickr.com/​photos/​sensoryminds/​sets/​72157627116909103/​

Developed by SENSORY-MINDS GmbH in cooperation with “Montfort Werbung”, “Realtime Department” and “radarTOUCH”.

Sound Design Video: Michael Laven

More information on the “Multitouch Experience Cube” and further projects of SENSORY-MINDS GmbH: http://www.sensory-minds.com

Great work. So is the whole thing multitouch? It’s hard to tell from the video since some of the actions look to happen without actually touching.

What method of finger tracking is being used?

As it states in the description of the post they are using “radarTOUCH”
Can’t be very accurate since it only tracks from one corner… .

Asides that nicely executed.

Yes, the walls are completely (multi)touchabale and like zuppaman already mentioned, we used the radarTOUCH technology, which is accurate enough for this case.

I loved that installation! Great job everyone did!