Interactive Floor (anyone made one?)
Oli Mason
1月 17 2013 | 4:50 午後
Hi Guys,
I thinking of making an interactive floor installation similar to this;
Could anyone explain the processes/sesnors/cameras need to pull this off?
Im kinda of guessing it works along the lines of using a camera to look for colours that are different to the floors and using that to track/trigger events from that.
Also, is there 2 videos running at the same time? one being the background and the other that appears once triggered?
If someone could go in to more details and give me few pointers etc to work on before i get started i would really appreciate it.
Regards,
Oli
Simon
1月 18 2013 | 3:14 午後
Hi,
Looks like camera & projector above. No problem with that interaction in Jitter.
If you haven't already, I suggest doing the Jitter tutorials & download the cv jit objects by Jean-Marc Pelletier.
Good luck !
Oli Mason
1月 18 2013 | 3:57 午後
Hi, thanks for the reply.
I have done a bit more research on this since posting yesterday, and feel confident i can get the sensor/tracking data in and processed correctly with a bit of trail and error!
I still can figure out how the animating works.... im thinking that they could be 2 videos overlayed and then when the camera picks the presence of a person, one of the videos becomes transparent (using the alpha channel?).
Not sure if thats ideal but would love to hear other peoples ideas.
Regards,
Oli
Simon
1月 18 2013 | 6:08 午後
Yeah, have a look at Jitter Tutorial 42, particularly ' p slab-composite-DV' -that should get you started. Lots of other examples around.
May I ask, why you are so interested in interactive floors?
Pedro Santos
1月 18 2013 | 6:24 午後
See also the pool-3d-nurbs file in the examples folder of max.
You could ignore the nurbs part and use the feedback matrix process to simultate the movement of the waves...
Oli Mason
1月 19 2013 | 9:14 午前
@simon & pedro;
Cheers guys thats just what i needed (once i get to that stage!);
where I''am at the minute is... I have got my image coming in via kinect using the ir camera. then converted the background to black and forground to white (and i have the ability to adjust the depth!). Now i wanted to be able to track the white bits (the foreground) and map their position to another matrix, which should then effect the animation/graphics in the ways discussed above......any suggestions on which is the best way to approach this? also any comments or advice on my method so far would be appreciated?
Sorry i can't post a patch as im at work!
Thanks for the help
Regards,
Oli
dtr
1月 19 2013 | 1:23 午後
As Simon said, it's all in the cv.jit library/externals. The cv.jit.blobs.x objects should get you in the right direction.
Oli Mason
1月 20 2013 | 9:07 午前
Great, ill start getting stuck in!
Cheers everyone, very helpful as usual!
Regards,
Oli
nanhaidisplay
2月 15 2013 | 9:59 午前
Hi Dear,
Nanhai Display Ltd is a manufacturer of interactive floor software, interactive floor system and interactive projection all-in-one cube.
Take a look at our official website:
https://www.nanhaidisplay.com/interactive-floor-projection.html
Naina Javeri
5月 28 2015 | 6:46 午後
nanhaidisplay
5月 29 2015 | 1:47 午前
Hi Oli,
The sensor we made is looking similar to normal CCTV IR camera, but we add a filter in the lens and block the photoresistor module. Then we have a updated sensor for interactive floor, otherwise you can not work the interactive game fluently.
Our software was made by two versions: lite version 2.2.1 (entry level with cheap price starts from $200 for complete system) and pro version 4.4.1(high standard quality for commercial use), kindly find more information here:
https://www.nanhaidisplay.com/store/c18/Interactive_Floor.html
We also supply SDK pack for users to develop new effects.
Regards
Joe
nanhaidisplay
5月 29 2015 | 1:51 午前
Hi NAINA JAVERI,
We are manufacturer of interactive projection software and all-in-one complete system.
Software lite version $200 (entry level)
Software pro version $800(high quality)
All-in-one cube $800 (exclude projector)
All-in-one cube pro $1600 (exclude projector)
OEM license cost from $2000-$8000 for lifetime use with unlimited software copies.
Regards
Joe
Website: https://www.nanhaidisplay.com
Skype: nanhai-j