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:

French museum Le Louvre and Japanese DNP inaugurate today their 5th presentation at DNP Museum Lab in Tokyo.

DNP Museum Lab displays next-generation technologies applied to museums.

LM3LABS who are very active in the museum industry once again provided the interactivity.

Intallations are briefly explained on the Multimedia Display page.

The exhibition is opened to public until May 16th, 2009. Details are presented on DNP’s site.

Catchyoo iTable has been deployed by Teikoku Data Bank who presents a very interesting exhibition about the longer lasting Japanese companies.

Japan is the country with the more numerous century+ companies in the world.

There are 20.000 century old companies in Japan, 2.000 of them were created before the Meiji Era (starting 1868).

The oldest Japanese company has been founded in AD 578 and is still in business (Carpenter company).

The curator modestly tells that this is due to respect of traditions and permanent innovation and this is why he is happy with this interactive table as the central point of the exhibition, presenting those respectable brands.

We would add that respect of client, respect of employees and permanent search for quality are the other key factors.

LM3LABS launch a mini-web site detailing their interactive solutions for the retail industry.

This new mini-site lets retail professionals browse the various interactivity solutions brought by computer vision inside the shop, outside, for promotion, marketing, product presentation, communication,…

Most solutions are emerging yet market proven solutions, deployed for customers, based on robust technologies and calling for replication.

Visit it and bookmark it: http://retail.lm3labs.com

LM3LABS inaugurate a series of vertical market micro-sites with Interactive Solutions for Museums. http://museum.lm3labs.com

This museum and culture centers-oriented micro-site lets culture business professionals get a view on LM3LABS’ solutions for their domain.

LM3LABS focus on movies and images as well as quick contact form so that visitors can immediately find the right solution and the right local partner for their needs.

Other vertical micro-sites will follow for different vertical markets.

Anaglyph 3D, the one you use with red-blue glasses, might not be a new technology, but interactive 3D advertising is for sure a new super engaging experience.

Interactivity brought by Catchyoo makes this technology much younger and fun. Surprisingly engaging and realistic.

LM3LABS has worked on special calculation models which make the 3D effect on large interactive surface like floor, walls but also table a wow! experience.

Just imagine all the possibilities from 3D ads offering interactive depth, leveraging Catchyoo, unique layered structure. Interact with 3D interactive products, reveal 3D landscapes, play multi-dimension games…

The effect is not visible on the first movie below because of movie process, but by watching the second movie you will have a pretty good idea about the result when playing with Catchyoo.

Computer vision technologies, interactivity, are not limited to advertising for big brands and making of the dynamic signage a viable industry.

Computer vision also enters strongly into the realm of museums.

Transparency, touchless, natural interaction with exhibits, contextual digital environment are key factors to improve museums’ relationship with their public.

Interactive tables, interactive walls, immersive floors, plain objects which become multimedia tools,… all those are possible  with computer vision technologies from LM3LABS.

LM3LABS is a pioneer and leader in this domain with reference like Le Louvre.

Here is a presentation about those solutions.

LM3LABS had the opportunity to make an address of 40 minutes at the 6th Australian Advertising Summit in Sydney.

People from Google or MySpace were also presenting.

We focused on a very exciting subject: What Future for Interactive Advertising?

The presentation was a round-up of the lastest evolution in the Online world: Facebook, Second Life, Contextual ads etc… to shift to a very crucial point: interactive digital advertising will invade the real life: Shopping centers, billboards, tables, objects etc…

Here is a quick movie to give the general feeling of the event. It is not possible to post the integrity as it was a 1 hour presentation with Q&A.

Then this is the presentation. The presentation was done entirely with interactive movies, full screen. A kind of next gen presentation.

For this event we were assisted by our partner in Sydney CommandAustralia.

LM3LABS launch 2 new online .TV channels to better serve their partners in their sales actions and provide a more complete view about the products and implementations.

Catchyoo.TV and Ubiqwindow.TV are fully loaded with movies showing the solutions in action. They play as a single repository library for movie complementing web sites and blogs.

If one images is worth 7000 words, movie are 30 images per seconds… we let you do the math…

Smoking in Japan is not a small thing. Investments in Tobacco advertisement are huge. It is the war of brands.

Last week, Kent (a B.A.T. brand) created a entirely new smoking area cabin on a busy Japanese highway service area.

Inside, Catchyoo iTables and Catchyoo Playground let smokers spend entertaining time while sacrifying to their addiction. The result is beautiful. Additional pictures are in Catchyoo’s Photo Album.
B.A.T. will renew the experience on December 15^th in Ginza as part of a first event out of a series for 2007.

Contact distributor Koyo Industries for more information about Catchyoo integrations for B.A.T.