Projection mapping is a cool way to turn everyday things into amazing displays. Imagine seeing a regular building light up with moving pictures or a table showing a video. This tech has been around ...

Is it a building, a stage, a 3D object, is it indoors or outdoors? — each type of surface and environment comes with their own unique mapping challenges and opportunities. Once you understand the ...

3D modeling is the process of developing a 3D replica of an object via ... surveillance and construction activities that utilize projection mapping to build 3D maps ...

image: This is a projection object with printed visual markers printed out from a full color 3-D printer ... an object for projection mapping is printed out from a full color 3D printer, ...

Augmenting Public Works' sound system and Sunday Mass' laser visuals by Jonathan Leppert, the projection mapping renders video streams projected at a 3D object with transformation and warping ...

This week the team at Bot & Dolly – a group that works with 3D objects and video to experiment with art and live performance – have created a new experiment with live projection on moving objects.

Projection mapping might not be a term you’re familiar with, but you’ve certainly seen the effect before. It’s when images are projected onto an object, usually one that has an interesting ...

Anyone can grab a projector, plug it in, and fire a movie at the wall. If, however, you want to add some depth to your work–both metaphorical and physical–you’d better start projection mapping.

3D projection mapping, or video mapping as its sometimes referred, is the art of projecting video onto an irregularly shaped object. Back in November, RedShark ran an article profiling the technology.

Projection mapping (known as Shader Lamps), ... be used in under bright ambient lighting conditions and the researchers say that the technique can also be applied to 3D objects, ...