How does the Interactive Shadow Art work?
- Prepare a large, plain white wall in a dim space.
- Place a light source so visitors cast shadows on the wall.
- A sensor reads the outline of each shadow.
- The software turns the outline into ribbons of coloured light.
- The pattern follows visitors as they move.
What comes with the Interactive Shadow Art?
- Projector or LED output
- Sensor
- Host computer with the shadow art software
What space and power does the Interactive Shadow Art need?
| Play area | Plain white wall and standing room in front; confirmed in your quote |
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| Mounting height | Set by your projector or LED position |
| Power | A standard power point |
| Network | Not needed to run |
Interactive Shadow Art specifications
| Output device | LEDs, projectors or LCD screens |
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Where is the Interactive Shadow Art used?
Shipping and installation
We ship worldwide from Malaysia. Warranty terms and installation support are confirmed in your quote.
Interactive Shadow Art: questions buyers ask
What does the Interactive Shadow Art display need to show?
The Interactive Shadow Art display needs a large, plain white wall or screen and a dim room. Output can come from LEDs, projectors or LCD screens, depending on the space.
How does the Interactive Shadow Art display follow movement?
The Interactive Shadow Art display uses a sensor to read the outline of a visitor. The software then draws coloured ribbons along that outline, so the pattern moves when the visitor moves.
Is the Interactive Shadow Art display suited to children?
Yes, the Interactive Shadow Art display suits children, because dancing or waving changes the picture straight away. Several visitors can stand in front of the wall together.
Can the Interactive Shadow Art display use different colours?
Yes, the Interactive Shadow Art display can be set to different colours and effects. We agree the palette with you so it matches the exhibition or event.