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.

Audi Singapore seized the opportunity of the launch of A3, A3 Sportback, S3 & A4 Avant to inaugurate large size interactive holography based on touchless Ubiq’window 200.

“Progress is beautiful” as state their commercials.

The interactivity project was coordinated by Mosaic Solutions.

A recent Ubiq’window installation in Sapporo, Japan, made by local partner Reactor.cmc.
A well rounded street furniture for OOH advertising which leverage big size, touchless (natural and fast gestures) and millimeter-grade precision.

Flash editor, Adobe, tapped Ubiq’window for they latest development presentation at Digital Arts Festival in Tokyo.

A project a collaboration with Sapporo’s Reactor.

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.

Captured lived on location by Mosaic’s AJ, Lewis Hamilton plays with Ubiq’window right before Singapore F1.

After the Tokyo experience (Shizuoka GP in 2007), Hugo Boss tap Ubiq’window again for their promotion at Singapore F1 Grand Prix which will start within 18 days.
Hugo Boss’ storefront will be up for a month and with the use Ubiq’window technology transforms the storefront into an interactive zone which allows the user to find out more about the race through behind-the-scenes clips of the drivers.

The installation made by Mosaic is covered by Marketing- Interactive magazine.

This is a quick movie of last year Tokyo installation:

Samsung Omnia’s launch campaign, ignited in Singapore, is a real hit and now expands to other countries in the region.

Here is how it looks in Jakarta, Indonesia. Users can use the touchscreen features of the phone or call special contents via the printed buttons on sides as Ubiq’window brings interactivity to non-digital elements as to any kind of digital screens.

Simulating the real feeling of the phone would have been impossible with a touch panel technology as sizes are significantly increased. Only a touchless technology could simulate the real user feeling.

Ubiq’window was on stage at the latest Hong Kong ICT Awards 2008, the best innovation and research awards, not as a competitor but as a symbol of innovation. And indeed, it is a good symbol.

Launched in 2003, Ubiq’window remains unique and unequal on its market: stereo computer vision interactivity. It was deployed in 100s of locations all over the world, in small retails, high end boutiques, museums, exclusive showrooms, classrooms,…

It now evolves to pure free-air interactivity with projects like embedding into mass-market products…

Ubiq’window was on XM’s booth at AdTech Singapore a few days ago. Here is how it looked like.
Coordinated by Mosaic Solutions.