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Interactive Building Mapping

By On May 30, 2011 · Leave a Comment · In KinectHacks.net News

Sylvain Wallez story:

Interactive building mapping at the Toulouse Hacker Space Factory, may 2011

Random objects fall from the top of the building and are “trapped” in the windows, which are flushed periodically.

People can interact with the objects, being filmed by a Kinect placed in their back.

Build with OpenFrameworks, OpenCV, libFreenect, Box2D, ofxDelaunay by my son Théophile!

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