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The RealSense Photobooth was created by us and Caffelli in partnership with Intel to be used at Intel’s IDF conference in 2015. We also created a couple versions with different environments that were used for different events in 2016. It uses a RealSense camera to capture images of users and insert them into different environments, giving the illusion that the …
In Spiderman Snapshot, you use your hands to zoom in and take pictures of the Hobgoblin for the Daily Bugle as he ravages the city. Pictures you take are added to the screen as Polaroids that you can save after you’re done playing. Spiderman Snapshot was a prototype we created in 48 hours for the NBCUniversal Hackathon in 2015. The …
The Risen is a prototype game that lets you command a horde of skeletons with voice commands while reaching in with your hands and collecting the souls of fallen knights. You can also raise new skeletons from knights you have slain by summoning the power of evil and raising them from the dead. We created this game as an entry …
Space Between is an ocean exploring arcade style game that lets you control different sea creatures and machines using your own body as the controller. In the game, you collect luminescence while playing as different creatures, each with their own unique input and gameplay. The game is aesthetically focused and intended to inspire the feelings of curiosity and awe that …