1676 Obscura [iPhone]

obscura00Obscura Digital is a San Francisco based creative agency continually generating new forms of experiential marketing for clients around the world.

Using proprietary software including patented motion-triggered and multi-touch screens they have created pieces that allow people to interact in unique and engaging ways. From large-scale immersive environments, holographic projections, laser graffiti to motion triggered billboards.

The iPhone application allows you to:
• Use the Map Navigator to find a project near you.
• Control Our Showrooms: From within our network you have complete control over our entire showroom.
• Discover and Engage in Public Installations
• Find active and public installations you can control with the Obscura iPhone application.
• The Gyro Controller and Trackpad provide many degrees of control and interaction.

We are yet to test the application in a real Obscura Digital environment but the concept nevertheless sounds very interesting.

You can see some very interesting past projects here.

If anyone is near any of the locations, we would love to hear your thoughts.

Platform: iPhone
Version: 0.5
Cost: Free
Developer: Obscura Digital
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    Architect, Lecturer and New Media Technologist. Based in London and Berlin.


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  1. Ammon Haggerty
    Jan 29, 2009
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    Please note that the application currently in the App Store (version 0.5) doesn’t work outside the Obscura network. We’ve submitted a fix and are waiting for approval. We are also working on two public installations in the San Francisco SOMA area for people interested in playing with the reactive technologies.


  2. Ammon Haggerty
    Jan 29, 2009
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    The app has been updated and is working for everyone now. Download and enjoy :)


  3. Filip
    Jan 29, 2009
    Reply

    Thanks Ammon!


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