This interactive LED display can be found at La Vitrine (The Window), a arts and culture venue in Montreal. Developed by Moment Factory, and created by Photonic Dreams, the wall was created for a special event, but is now being kept as a permanent display, and will be lit from 7-11 every night.
The most interesting part, for me, was how the wall reacted when you went to the door.
While watching this video, I was immediately reminded of the scene in Minority Report where with a scan of his eyes, Tom Cruise’s character had commercials calling his name. And then when he gets his new eyes, it amusingly calls out an Asian name.
Personalized commercials and an interactive LED wall are obviously not quite the same in terms of execution, but they are similar in the sense that they both aim to have technology interact with us.
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Amy Breen
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This makes me want to go in that door *so bad*