AI Controller [iPad, openFrameworks] - Controlling building projection with an iPad /by @aircord

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05/06/2010

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box2d, building, color, iPad, openFrameworks, osc, projection, Remote

AI Controller [iPad]

Created by Aircord lab team, same group behind the mobile runner app we wrote about few months back, AI Controller is an iPad application designed to control Box2D physics engine projected onto a building. Controlled by OSC to a openFrameworks desktop application projecting the image, windows layout is mapped to the iPad oF application where you can drag the particles and adjust colour of the projected image. See movie below for demo…

(Thanks Toshiyuki)