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Particles experience for the SensitiveFloor, 2006.
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Prototype of the SensitiveWall, showing three interaction templates, 2006.
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Interactive shopwindow for hair stylists. Can be used in presence of sunlight, 2005.
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Experiment about hiding digital content in physical mugs, 2006.
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Experiment about a new concept of communication in public spaces: using real people as display surfaces, 2006.
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Interactive landscape table, that can sense multiple points of contact through FTIR techniques, transforming hand movement and multi-touch gestures into expressive actions. It allows arrangement and inspection of digital maps through a set of intuitive gestures, June 2006.
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Interactive advertising for public spaces. With this digital signage system clients can interact with advertising material just by walking on it. A number of realistic audiovisual effects have been developed in order to catch the attention and amaze the public, 2005.
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An experiment aimed at providing the experience of the Minority Report interface. But without gloves. Visitors can select, move and zoom videos just by moving their hands in front of the screen surface. Collaboration with Lea Landucci, 2004.
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In the studio of the italian designer Achille Castiglioni, visitors may peek inside some of his projects just by trying to open the boxes containing the materials: the action is completed virtually, while different voices explain what you see on the table. Collaboration with Interaction Design Institute Ivrea, 2005.
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Browsing and zooming photos with bare hands. The photo archive is visualized as a large grid of square thumbnails, that can be moved and zoomed seamlessly to full screen. Collaboration with Interaction Design Institute Ivrea, 2005.
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