Interactive floor, interactive wall and projection mapping FAQ

How does an interactive floor work, what is building projection and does a panoramic projection have to be 360 degrees? These are the questions we hear most about interaction, projection and screens.

How does an interactive floor work?

A projector puts images on the floor. Infrared cameras register people's movements and the software turns them into images instantly, such as rippling water, a moving logo or a game of football.

Does an interactive floor work in a bright room?

Camera sensitivity can be adjusted, but projected image contrast also matters. Ambient light and the floor surface must be assessed before installation.

Can the content be made in our own branding?

Yes. Colours, style, logos, themes and games are made to order with Vision2Watch's own software and studio.

What is a Sketchwall?

Visitors colour in a drawing and scan it. The drawing then appears as a moving figure on the wall. With an infrared camera, children can touch the figures and make them react.

What is building projection?

With building projection, 3D animations are projected onto the outside of a building. The building is measured precisely first, so the animation fits windows, pillars and other details exactly.

What is 3D video mapping?

Projecting images onto a three-dimensional surface, such as a facade, walls or a dome. With a 360° projection the audience is completely surrounded by images. A projection on two or three walls already gives a spectacular effect.

What is a transparent screen?

A housing with a see-through LCD screen with the real product inside. The content plays over the product. Available from 10 to 70 inch, with an optional touchscreen.

Can I rent and buy?

The interactive floor, wall and table are available for rent and for sale. Touchscreens are for sale only.

Want to know more?

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