Mediascape

06/09/2022

Elumens VisionStation dome with fisheye lens projector for an immersive display. A hemispherical screen, and a projector with special lens that maps to the curved geometry, for a surround view of video, or gaming content that is captured or rendered with a fisheye lens to fill the user's field of vi...

06/29/2017

Experienced developers of AR applications. Following our VR developments, our explorations of AR technologies and applications began in 2006, and we have been cultivating those resources for over 10 years. The equipment for these effects, combined with our software, now allow startling effects at very accessible costs. Large and complex structures can now appear inside of your immediate environment. Our applications allow positional stability that enables models to remain stationary as you walk around them, zoom in and out of them and even walk inside them. Bring interactive 3D animations into your real environment to simulate plans and stimulate imaginations.

06/22/2016

01/11/2016

At Ford's 2016 NAIAS Behind the Blue Oval presentation, the press got a look at the protection of the Corning Gorilla® Glass in Ford windows by standing behind a sheet, while a hydraulic cannon shot an ice ball at them.

To capture the moment, Mediascape worked with Gail & Rice to develop a suite of applications to record the clip at high speed, convert it to slow motion, and upload it to a gallery for sharing within a minute or two after impact. A remote trigger starts the process that begins with high speed video capture of the ice cannon shot then, upon completion, brands and uploads it to our on-site Web gallery, with pre-populated links to email and social sites for each clip.

There visitors can immediately play the experience again, and easily send it to social media to share their slow motion surprise..

12/04/2015

Augmented Reality effects from Mediascape continue to engage visitors, and endure in social media. One of our recent installations allows visitors at Xperience's Ford F150 display at Ford Field to appear, with friends and family, wearing a virtual 3D Lions helmet that fits and tracks them in real time, (without messing up their hair). The system presents the live, augmented reality preview on a big screen, and allows a photo to be grabbed at any time. The photo is then instantly delivered with branding to be shared on social media. This is just one of the recent productions that leverages our extensive foundation of visitor tracking and real time 3D effects for novel and memorable audience engagements.

09/30/2015

Exploring the developer, pre-release of the new, programmable Apple TV. It has revealed a lot of potential. We'll be able to demonstrate it soon.

04/03/2015

Check out one of our latest gesture based interactive displays.
https://vimeo.com/123970002

This is "Serene Reveal" by Mediascape on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

11/11/2014

Chrome has now been updated with a fix that allows it to display the 3D view of our site. No more browser specific versions, other than absence of 3D on Internet Explorer .

08/01/2014

See our new Web site at www.mediascape.com. Best viewed on Firefox on a PC, and Firefox or Safari on a Mac.

05/02/2014

At Adcraft meeting with Sheryl Sandberg

02/27/2014

iBeacons provide an ideal method for locating visitors, both outside and even inside of buildings. With this micro-location resource, now featured in Apple stores and several MLB stadiums, we can configure an iBeacon system in permanent or temporary exhibits that can provide location aware information to a visitor's iPhone, iPad and soon their Android device, and deliver up to the minute details on everything relevant to their current position, as well as graphical directions to their next recommended location.