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

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…

Samsung launch their iPhone killer, the Omnia SGH i900, with Ubiq’window touchless technology.

Samsung deployed interactive boothes where people can experiment the amazing interface of their phone.

Only Ubiq’window can let people experiment what it is like to use such a next gen interface: dragging icones to launch applications, intuitive keyboard, smart OK, …

The interactive booth also let user “click” buttons outside the phone screen, to get fast access to Omnia’s features like: motion sensor, optical joystick, or 5 mega pixel camera.

And people are queuing to experience this.

As touch (…and soon touchless) interfaces are to invade our daily product, Ubiq’window is a unique solution to let customers experiment in large size.

The project was driven by LM3LABS’ distributor iM3 Asia in Singapore.

LM3LABS collaborated again with Le Louvre and DNP for their 4th exhibition in Tokyo.

This exhibition is about “The city of Susa and its ceramics in the first centuries of Islam” and is open since April 5th.

LM3LABS’ interactive technology is used to engage visitors in a new type of discovery.

The details of the interactivity installation are presented here.

The exhibition is open until September 27th, 2008.

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.

As promised, the mounted movie of Cartier LOVE charity event in Tokyo.