Panasonic distributes Catchyoo for many years now. They recently published a case study about their use of Catchyoo in association with their own video-projection products.
This case study focuses on a precise installation in Kyushu, the Southern island of Japan.

It is an excellent explanation about the value of the product to the final user and installation details.
The case study is on this page or can be downloaded as a PDF.

Please also check this Press Release in Japanese from Panasonic about the Hakata JR station installation. Hakata is the latest station of Japanese bullet train Shinkansen.

Pictures are copyright Panasonic Systems Solutions Japan.

LM3LABS unveil a new interactive solution based on Balloons from partner MGlobalJapan.

Relying on Catchyoo Reloaded proven technology, the interactive balloon solution allows close to 360 interaction with content.

The solution is available for rent or sales in Japan and Asia.

A future version is in preparation based on soon-to-be-launched 3DFeel product.

Here are more explanations:

in action:

A few years after serving Black Eyes Peas, Catchyoo Reloaded is featured by Japanese band Remioromen‘s clip, a band who ranks #2 in 2010 Japanese charts (their album was #1 in 2009).

movie is copyright remioromen

LM3 LABS unveil patented Catchyoo Face Tracker, an innovative digital signage solution for shop window interactivity.

Catchyoo Face Tracker tracks faces of passing people for creating eye-catching interactivity with digital content. Faces become pointers which trigger events and follow people.

Catchyoo FT’s patented technology  is robust to urban environments like busy sidewalks, changing light conditions, night and day,…

Catchyoo Face Tracking is multi-user and leverage information like distance from screen, speed, direction, changing directions, number of watching people, groups, etc…

Catchyoo Face Tracker can be associated to most display technologies: projection of course but also LED, Plasma/LCD, etc…

The world’s most prestigious business award for entrepreneurs, Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year, welcomed guests, jury and contestants with Catchyoo Playground as a symbol of dynamism and innovation.

The programme celebrates “entrepreneurial success and recognizes the benefits that entrepreneurs and their entrepreneurial spirit bring to the economy in terms of job creation and enhancing its competitiveness and profile“. We think we are, at our humble scale, in line with this…

Catchyoo does not stop getting richer and richer, providing partners and customers with new opportunities of content creation.

Catchyoo comes today with a new FX: Spread.

Spread lets users be the source of particles irradiating around them.

Creation is made in minutes as Catchyoo is 100% free of Flash, a great technology for web, but very poor when multi-user interactions is necessary.

Here are 2 examples that you can also watch in HD here:

Disney Pixar Japan promote their new animation Wall-e with Catchyoo Playground.

A few weeks ago TV Asahi, one of the largest TV channel in Japan, featured Catchyoo and Ubiq’window in a program focused on the Future of Advertising.

Weddings are something unique in Japan and generally speaking in Asia.

They are even more with Catchyoo in the Chappel.

Second largest airline company in Japan, ANA (All Nippon Airways) deploys Catchyoo systems in their Hotels chain.

ANA was a pioneer in brand communication as it was the first airline company to customize their planes’ design.