Last week I had the privilege of attending the fourth edition of the annual INSTINT conference, a gathering of artists, activists, and engineers who work in the field of installation-based experiences. Aside from the charm of the city of New Orleans and the friendliness of the brilliant and good-looking attendees, some of the speakers shared…
Stimulant has been collaborating with the Intel Museum since 2012 to create fun, educational, and technically sophisticated interactive exhibits. Located at Intel’s headquarters in Santa Clara, California, the Intel Museum is home to a variety of exhibits featuring Intel’s products and history, as well microprocessor technology in general. We are excited to announce the launch of two…
There are a couple of new depth sensors on the market: the DUO3D and the Microsoft Kinect 2.0. We’ve updated our popular Depth Sensor Shootout with our thoughts. There are even more shiny new gadgets in the Stimulab right now, so check back soon for exciting new updates.
(Updated June 2014 with notes on the Duo and Kinect 2) Whenever Stimulant embarks on a new installation project, we survey the landscape of hardware solutions to determine what we can use to create a robust and immersive experience. Our offices are full of touchscreens, sensors, video cards, and gaffers tape and we’re constantly putting…
Seattle’s Bezos Center for Innovation has won a 2014 American Alliance of Museums (AAM) Media & Technology Muse Award! Stimulant collaborated with exhibit designer Olson Kundig Architects to produce two large-scale interactive installations, including the multi-user, gesture- and touch-controlled launchpad exhibit. The Muse awards recognize outstanding achievement in Galleries, Libraries, Archives or Museums (GLAM) media, and are presented…
Stimulant collaborated with Foghorn to build a 168-foot-wide interactive 3D virtual life simulation for Intel at CES 2012.
