On December 17th, Catchyoo started serving the promotion of the World Expo 2010 which will happen in Shanghai, China.

A first Catchyoo Graffiti was deployed in the 300-square-meter hall in Tokyo.

World Expo 2010 will gather most countries from May1st to October 31st, 2010. Shanghai expo’s theme is Better City, Better Life. The Chinese version of the event will be at the dimensions of the country, 10x larger than Japanese Aichi World Expo in 2005.

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.

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.

LM3LABS’ Founder and Managing Director, Nicolas Loeillot, was interviewed last Sunday by Radio France International, the worldwide broadcast of the national radio. He had the opportunity to explain LM3LABS’ vision of a computer vision-based interactive world.

The interview is in French and can be listened to here:

The program can be found on RFI web site.

Catchyoo’s library of FX offers the best choice for partners and customers and it is even richer today with the new Magnet FX which lets users create interactive campaigns in minutes. When users enter the interactive space millions of particles come to them. Particles can be modified in shapes, patterns, size, quantity, speed, colors, etc…

As for all Catchyoo FX, it is totally Flash free. Flash is a great technology for web but is not adapted to interactive OOH. It is complex to create, expensive, rigid. Catchyoo’s philosophy is all the opposite so that partners can concentrate on business, not on technology.

Here is a first example of Magnet FX:

in collaboration with LM3LABS’ Beijing distributor.

Catchyoo is presented by Panasonic on their national roadshow. Panasonic associates Catchyoo to their beautiful hi-resolution, hi-color video-projectors as part of their cross-media strategy.

After all those years on the market we have the feeling that our market has never been so agitated.

Small players appear everyday, large companies announce in media products that will never be launched before 5 years (if launched).

All this is good sign because it means the market is super dynamic, investors and large companies consider it is a piece of the future, and at the end, all this agitation frees us from “educating” the market, what we have done in the last 5 years, patiently.

Now, one must keep minds clear about who is who, who comes from where and who has done what.

Many companies discover us with technologies like AirStrike and for them we are an other hit maker on Youtube.

So, we thought it was time to put on a single page the list of the customers we have served in the last 5 years. They are happy customers who trust us for supplying Wow!, Robust, Manageable, Cost-effective interactive solutions.

Those customers also trust us because they see the future with LM3LABS, our hard work and the great people we have kept in our eco-systems (for information, the rogue partners are gone to competition).

This list is actually pretty impressive in both quantity and quality.

So, just compare… and think long term: who will be here is 5 years from now, who will be gone with the winter wind. references.lm3labs.com