How does the Shadow Figure Light Art Exhibit work?
- Mount a projector facing the wall.
- Place a depth camera on a low stand at the foot of the wall.
- The camera reads each visitor's pose.
- The software draws a light figure in a traditional cultural style.
- The figure mirrors the pose and reaches toward the visitor.
What comes with the Shadow Figure Light Art Exhibit?
- Projector
- Depth camera on a low stand
- Host computer with the shadow software
What space and power does the Shadow Figure Light Art Exhibit need?
| Play area | A dark gallery wall with open floor in front; size set in your quote |
|---|---|
| Mounting height | A standard gallery ceiling is enough |
| Power | A standard power point near the wall |
| Network | Not needed for play |
Where is the Shadow Figure Light Art Exhibit used?
Shipping and installation
We ship worldwide from Malaysia. Warranty terms and installation support are confirmed in your quote.
Shadow Figure Light Art Exhibit: questions buyers ask
What does the camera at the foot of the wall do?
The depth camera of the Shadow Figure Light Art Exhibit reads the shape and position of each visitor. The software uses that to move the light figure in time with them.
Does the shadow exhibit work with a crowd?
The Shadow Figure Light Art Exhibit works well with one or a few people at a time. Large crowds can blur body tracking, so we suggest a marked standing area.
How far should visitors stand from the depth camera?
Visitors should stand within the camera's view of the wall, and we mark the spot during installation. The Shadow Figure Light Art Exhibit reads poses more reliably from a steady position, so a floor marker helps.
Does the gallery need to be dark?
Yes, the Shadow Figure Light Art Exhibit works well in a dim gallery. Bright light fades both the projected figure and the depth camera's reading of the wall area.