we used mixed technology at this showroom. but specially used ccv at big screen (3 meters width 1.2 meter height)
other systems; some gesturetek and eyeclick licensed systems and some of them developed by memo. (memo.tv)

Hi,
this looks impressive! A lot of work in this showroom.
Could you tell us which frameworks or software did you use (Flash/ java / C++) beside CCV?
Did you developed you own Hardware?
(But looking at the gesturetek site I guess it’s all from there )
Did you considered and test other software? So you could tell us why you make your decision.

Cheers

sloopidoopi - 05 April 2010 05:17 AM

Hi,
this looks impressive! A lot of work in this showroom.
Could you tell us which frameworks or software did you use (Flash/ java / C++) beside CCV?
Did you developed you own Hardware?
(But looking at the gesturetek site I guess it’s all from there )
Did you considered and test other software? So you could tell us why you make your decision.

Cheers

we used for big screen ccv and flash
also arduino with ping (ultrasonic dedector)
ping dedecting for entrance and start to welcome video

we used one pointgrey dragon fly 2 BW camera at big screen mt
sanyo plc-xp100l x 2 with front surface mirrors

no not all of them from gesturetek
also used eyeclick for groundfx and one of wallfx

we used gesturetek technology for tables and kiosk
tables bought direct from them and we modified for speakers and changed colors.
kiosks chassis designed and produced in turkey from stainless steel.

gesturetek tables only mt. and using infrared llp method. they are not object recognable.

we usually wrote our codes with as3.
only at one wall fx used c++ by memo.

i think this information helpful.

any other question?

very impressive work! especially the big screen...cok harika olmus! tebrikler! =) where is this show room located? im in turkey in june =)
what did you use for the firefly cameras? what framerates & resolutions are you using?

would love to get more information about the big screen - size, illumination…

berlin’den selamlar

Many thanks for your fast reply.
One further question: What resolution have your displays and did you run into any performance issues with flash? (In your video there are some drag/scalable videos on the table. How many videos at once could you run without performance problems?).
It’s very informative to get information about the problems/advantages that arises with flash, especially with large displays. I love flash for great visual things but always get anoyed with the performance at some point.

cheers

the_goat - 05 April 2010 07:28 AM

very impressive work! especially the big screen...cok harika olmus! tebrikler! =) where is this show room located? im in turkey in june =)
what did you use for the firefly cameras? what framerates & resolutions are you using?

would love to get more information about the big screen - size, illumination…

berlin’den selamlar

thanks teşekkürler
this show room located at asian side of istanbul on bagdat street. Caddebostan area..
ohh nice when you come here tell me about you. May we can meet?
we didnt use any firefly we use dragonfly at 640x480 at 60 fps.
and big screen’s resolution was 2048x768 (may be around 1950’s cos we lost some pixel for edge blending)
and size 300 cmx120cm
and sanyo plc-xp100L’s illumination 6500 ansilumen.
we use for screen haloscreen 6 mm thickness. (i dont know exact model)
berlin’e selamlar

wow cool,

I might sometimes also visit that place, I am in Georgia (Gurjistan), maybe even visit Istanbul for that

what is the house number on Bagdat caddesi?

Stunning work and concepts, I have never seen so much interaction packed into one place

zviangi - 06 April 2010 02:41 AM

wow cool,

I might sometimes also visit that place, I am in Georgia (Gurjistan), maybe even visit Istanbul for that

what is the house number on Bagdat caddesi?

thanks.

i dont remember house number. when you arrived caddebostan area on bagdat caddesi you will notice our biggest windows with projections.
ask someone Teknosa Caddebostan.

big screen’s resolution was 2048x768 (may be around 1950’s cos we lost some pixel for edge blending)

impressive work, Please tel me what type of edge blending used?

Adel Kraim - 12 July 2010 05:11 AM

big screen’s resolution was 2048x768 (may be around 1950’s cos we lost some pixel for edge blending)


impressive work, Please tel me what type of edge blending used?

sorry for this late reply.
you are right . we lost somepixels for blending.
we tried a lot of options for edge blending. And finally i found a solution with nvidia quadro cards and older versions of driver. Check nvidia site.
if you cant find i can help to find.