charlie's playground: fun guaranteed!

No trip hazards, no glasses or trackers, no blocky graphics, free movement in a naturally lit environment, and latency-free interaction with large-scale, high-brightness content - the renovation of the “active boundary” interactive installation at phaeno in Wolfsburg impressively demonstrates the strengths of the ›living floor‹ interactive projection system.

At the Schollin children's bakery, the world of baking becomes a great experience. Here, the youngsters learn about the process from grain to ready-to-bake flour, decorate the dough with their favourite motifs and actively design the interactive butterfly and bee world of ›paint2life‹.

At the Montauk Oceans Institute, which is run by the Montauk Historical Society in a lighthouse on the eastern tip of Long Island in the US state of New York, visitors can experience the local oceanic ecosystem up close and immersively. A life-size video wall measuring 5.2m x 1.4m shows the underwater world of the offshore North Atlantic as a real-time simulation in breathtaking detail of 8192 x 3840 pixels.

On 23.03.2023, #DeutschlandDigital, the new temporary exhibition at the Haus der Geschichte in Bonn, was ceremoniously opened. The digital revolution has triggered a radical, irreversible change that encompasses all areas of life. The current exhibition invites visitors to explore the history of digitalisation in Germany with its diverse international references. The exhibition kicks off with an interactively animated ›living floor‹ projection surface. Here, visitors immerse themselves in the binary number world that has come to life digitally using the original manuscript of the mathematician Leibniz from 1697 - the origin of digitization in Germany!