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Interactive Projection

Posted by Sabrina on September 17, 2008

In San Jose city, the public interactive projection is designed by Camille Utterback. It was designed in 2007.

In the night the people can easily interact with the plaza by seeing their shadow in the projection. The camera in the plaza grab the movement of people.

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