Interactive Display Window

[@Regnak]

Woooow, it can, like, tell if people are moving in one direction or the other o.O and actually use that to play, pause or even r-e-v-e-r-s-e a clip!

[@elusiveanmol]

This is the video that first got me aware about HI and now I am in Hyper Island and it is an amazing feeling to look back and see a figment that changed my whole life.

[@herrfrohlich3264]

Is Hyper Island just an idiom or is it an actual place / city on our world?

[@liamcalpine]

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[@LukeBlunton]

this is really amazing!

[@FriedEggSarnie]

How amazing is this interactive store window?!

[@timmit69]

Really Nice, but what if lots of ppl walk in diff direction @ da same time???

[@Beanzmai]

pretty sweet

[@j33bus1]

Cool

[@Naraku274]

SO cOOL :X

[@jimation37]

is this done with kinect and openframeworks?

[@geckomoshpit]

It's a typical interactive CONCEPT. It does not exist. The people who made it will want to present this project in the most ideal way possible at award shows. Therefore most (if not all) of the people moving in front of the window are staged. Also, the reactiveness of the video is so high, that it's bordering on near impossible. Quite likely the people and the window video are seperate video layers and synced in post production.

[@AldaryLV]

ofc its bonobo lol, who else makes something like this... i mean music

[@zyppoboy]

Technology gets creepier and creepier every day :-/

[@TheChoval]

what's the song dude?

[@1998NTR]

Nice but it fails to accurately capture the consumers attention, did you see how many ppl walked away within a few seconds and no one took an interest in the brand it promoted