How do you draw a crowd to your establishment during an event as competitive as South by Southwest? Hire us to install an interactive game out front! People lined up to play interactive sidewalk games outside BD Rileys. Looking for a really cool way to liven up your outdoor event this summer? Look no further!
View ProjectThere is nothing cuter than a cat confused by an interactive fish pond projection. Unless it's a very weird looking cat. This is Heidi. She tests our software for us in exchange for kibble.
View ProjectDance in front of TransNdance and you'll see yourself on the display, converted to a person made of star shapes or bubbles half submerged in the ocean. A fantastic backdrop for DJs and VJs. TransNdance can be configured to draw in Twitter feeds or RSS information so that the audience can add messages to the display.
View ProjectWhen our friends at Honest Agency asked if we'd help them at their Christmas party we couldn't resist bringing a hologram or two. Especially when they told us there'd be an open bar. Honest created some of their own branded interactive projection displays, and we threw in some games for the kids. The entire event was a huge success.
View ProjectWe shot a few videos of different things we've been testing and learning this month. This showcase features videomapping on a mannequin, a new interactive floor effect for Po-motion.com, and a 3D projection of a fetus skull chicken created by our lead designer.
View ProjectPO-MO's Augmented Reality application for Android. This app allows Android devices like tablets and phones to generate a controllable 3D bunny using a symbol on our business card. View project details to download.
View ProjectA huge sound and light installation created for the Winnipeg Art Gallery for their 2012 Nuit Blanche celebration. One wall features a gestural painting installation, while the other allows multiple people to point and direct different effects on a giant music sequencing wall.
View ProjectPO-MO and the Manitoba Children's Museum designed an exhibit featuring interactive 3D animals. Children color an egg on a piece of paper, scan it, and choose where their egg will hatch. A 3D robot delivers their colored egg to a 3D environment, and they touch the egg to make it hatch into a motion and touch reactive animal.
View ProjectLiveSign uses a Kinect sensor and a projector to track people who walk by a storefront window and display interactive signage. The program scrubs a series of images based on the position of the person closest to the display. Changing the display is as simple as changing the images.
View ProjectPO-MO's innovative, affordable interactive floor and wall software is perfect for retail and education. Software starts at $39.99, works on any computer using any USB webcamera. Super easy to set up. Try it free for 30 days.
Check out www.po-motion.com for more info!
PO-MO turned the top of the stage at the Burton Cummings Theatre in Winnipeg into an interactive screen, which lit up to the music of Quinzy and House of Doc. Animations designed to simulate vines, bells, flocks of birds and other effects were incorporated directly on the architecture.
View ProjectFor the 2011 Winnipeg Santa Parade, PO-MO transformed a building at the Forks into Santa's Workshop. Elves and reindeer make toys and dance in the windows of a gingerbread factory.
View ProjectRide the Rocket is an immersive streetcar ride, created by Kurt Firla, Elliott Mealia, and PO-MO Inc. for Nuit Blanche Toronto, 2011. The ride takes passengers into Lake Ontario, inside a monster raccoon, into space, and many other unexpected places.
View ProjectChildren create animals online at impossibleanimalzoo.com. Each animal is unique, has a personality, and eats a certain kind of food. A QR code is produced when animals are created which allows the child's animal to be 'released' into a motion-reactive scene, where the child can interact with their animal.
View ProjectInspired by the many mobile installations at Burningman, PO-MO created a giant sound-reactive dragon puppet out of styrofoam, wired with an Arduino, a lot of lighting, and a microphone. The dragon features a smoke machine, a handsome covering of green faux-leather scales, and a mobile cart.
View ProjectFor the 2011 Aboriginal Day Live Festival, PO-MO created an interactive Spirit Animal booth with help from grade six students at Sargent Park School. People visiting the booth could change into different spirit animals and take a picture of themselves as animals, with a description of what the animals represent.
View ProjectKildonan Place Christmas campaign, outdoor and indoor signage incorporating interactivity with the client's Facebook page. Visitors post messages to the displays through the client's facebook page. Displays incorporate a countdown clock showing how much time is left to finish shopping. Recipient of a 2011 Signature Award.
View ProjectThe Wonderland project featured a 45 foot long animated wall. Animations were controlled by texts sent from audience member's cellphones. Texting the names of different characters from the Lewis Carol novels caused them to appear. The caterpillar would 'say' any words that didn't match a trigger phrase.
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There is nothing cuter than a cat confused by an interactive fish pond projection. Unless it's a very weird looking cat.
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Honest Agency's Christmas party, including interactive floors and walls and a hologram! Best office party in Winnipeg, Christmas 2012.
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Created for the 2012 Nuit Blanche celebration. Features a gestural painting installation, and an audience manipulated audio and visual effects sequencer.
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An exhibit featuring interactive 3D animals. Children color an egg, scan it, choose where their egg will hatch, and interact with their animal.ยง
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Children create their own unique animal, and then 'releases' it into a motion-reactive scene, where the child can feed and play with the animal.
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PO-MO turned the top of the stage at the Burton Cummings Theatre in Winnipeg into an interactive screen, which lit up to the music.
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In 2010 PO-MO created a giant sound-reactive dragon puppet out of styrofoam, wired with an Arduino, a lot of lighting, and a microphone.
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The Wonderland project featured a 45 foot long animated wall with animations that were controlled by texts sent from audience member's cellphones.
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PO-MO transformed a building at the Forks into Santa's Workshop. Elves and reindeer make toys and dance in the windows of a gingerbread factory.
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How do you draw a crowd to your establishment during an event as competitive as South by Southwest? Hire us to install an interactive game out front!
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Apply effects to people's silhouettes. Can import Twitter feeds or RSS; the audience can add messages to the display. A fantastic backdrop for DJs and VJs.
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A few videos of things we've been testing and learning this month. Features videomapping a mannequin, a new interactive floor effect, and a 3D projection.
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LiveSign uses a Kinect sensor and a projector to track people who walk by a storefront window and display interactive signage.
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PO-MO Inc. provides innovative, affordable interactive floor and wall displays for retail and advertising markets.
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Outdoor and indoor signage incorporating the client's Facebook page and a countdown clock showing how much time is left for Christmas shopping.
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PO-MO's Augmented Reality application for Android generates a controllable 3D bunny using a symbol on our business card. AVAILABLE NOW.
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For Aboriginal Day Live 2011, PO-MO created a Spirit Animal booth. Visitors change into spirit animals and learn about what the animals represent.
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Ride the Rocket is an immersive streetcar ride. The ride takes passengers into Lake Ontario, inside a monster raccoon, and many other unexpected places.
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