GE asked Immagiantion to build an immersive experiential space for  their Innovation Center in Saudi Arabia to promote their new energy teritory. Featuring dual-language interface design across 12 multi-touch screens, interactive LED walkway, anamorphic digital sculpture and dynamic data visualisations.

Squiggle 2.0 is an ambient multiuser video sculpture. Using game-like interaction on a touch device (iPad/ iPodTouch/ iPhone/ TouchPC) visitors help create a video and sound sculpture. The project explores the potential connectivity and virtual baggage we carry around daily with so-called ‘smart’ technology.

By Rhys Turner
Graphics by DAVROS
Sound by Rhys Turner, Vladislav Delay [FIN] and Point The Bone

http://schoolofartgalleries.dsc.rmit.edu.au/SOAG/exhibitions/2012/squiggle-2.html

Tech

I was able to be part of the Melbourne International Motor Show in 2011 by building two touch screen kiosks for GPJ to go in the Toyota stand. They used 50″ touch screen displays one in a swipe format with video and copy hung on a wall and the other was a re-purposed response test and TV Commercial on a 50″ touch table.

I created some ominature tracking for one of the apps which tracked hits per page and duration then worked it into a graph at the end of the event. This proced very handy for the client.

Tech

Flash ActionScript 3.0, Adobe AIR

During a residency with Red Gate shanghai On The Edge, I created an interactive live video performance where the audience could draw on the screen at Sunlitun Beijing.

Dusing a late 2010 visit to China, I created an interactive VJ app which allowed people to draw on the screen via an iPhone giving them creative freedom during a media performance with a group I was part of called On The Edge. The work used Flash to receive touch data from the iPhone and presented it in a funky fresh visual manner. Visuals were created by DAVROS.

Role

Artist / Developer

Tech

Flash ActionScript 3.0, Adobe AIR, OSC, mrmr

To help IBM at the biggest online retailer trade show of the year we built a touch screen experience to showcase IBM's online retail services.

GPJ Australia needed help with one of their clients, IBM, to present their retail solution videos, documents and information using the Sydney Online Retailer event. The work was built using Gaia Frameworks with XML allowing updateable content and integration of video and Content.

Role

Lead Flash Developer

Tech

Flash ActionScript 3.0, Adobe AIR

This was a a great project where kids could go online and search all the BigW toys. It was full of fun colours, animation and of course toys. For more info check out the digital buzz post on it

My role as an ActionScript Developer on this job was to help fellow Spinifex Developers update and build an existing touch screen app for the LA Motorshow in early 2012. We used FDT5 with a Robotlegs framework wich meant for rapid development and flexibility.

This project required a touch screen kiosk solution which utilised a custom height and height and proximity meter giving users the ability to find the correct size product they need. The project uses an rich touch screen interface which was designed to make the user watch HD video on a 40″ HD screen as a portrait orientation to fit the kiosk. Upon approaching the display an attractor video was stopped and a call to action was presented to the visitor to step up and weigh themselves. They would then follow the prompts which lead them to a final screen presenting a suggested product.

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Synchronised 4 screen touch display for IBM GMU Jinmao Tower Shanghai China.

A project at Spinifex in Sydney for an IBM interactive touch screen wall for their Shanghai Office in Jing Mao. The project used Maps to present growth areas while displaying interactive information such as news, case studies, shares and weather feeds all managed from a CMS backend built in PHP.

Role

Senior Flash Developer

Tech

Flash, AcrionScript 3.0, Touch Screen, Robotlegs, Adobe AIR, Xbox Kinect, OSC

Purina needed a way to stound out from the crowd on social media. Ruff Up Your Page/Let Sandy Loose was a Facebook app built with ActionScript that created the illusion your Facebook wall was falling apart.