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 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 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.
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 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 ProjectPO-MO's first Augmented Reality application. This app allows Android devices like tablets and phones to generate a controllable 3D bunny using a symbol on our business card.
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 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.
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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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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 first Augmented Reality application for Android generates a controllable 3D bunny using a symbol on our business card.
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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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