Interactive waterfall invites users to virtuality and reality, or somewhere between.
http://www.chengchao.tech/2017/12/06/pcomp-final-waterfall/
This project is designed to provide twisted experience partly based on physics and daily behavior. Along with user interaction, virtual waterfall and real waterfall will unexpectedly appear in abstract context.
Introduction to Physical Computing
A project that turns dancing into a fun game.
https://wp.nyu.edu/yifan_liu/2017/11/28/icm-final-dance/
This is a project that encourages, tracks and artistically represents dancing movements. Interaction is created through visual effects triggered by body motion. Sound visualization is part of the project as well. While standing in front of the projected image, people are encouraged to dance and wave their arms, involving their full body by the desire to trigger the interactions. Techniques involved in this project includes motion capture using Kinect and p5.js programming.
Introduction to Computational Media
