5477 Sniff [openFrameworks]

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Sniff is an interactive public projection in a storefront window: an animated dog follows passers-by, discerns their behavior as friendly or aggressive, tries to engage them in a play and forms a relationship with them based on the history of the interaction.

Sniff is created with Unity3d Game Engine which renders the dog in real time and allows to dynamically change his behavior based on the video tracking data. The sidewalk is illuminated with infrared lights and an infrared-sensitive camera that is used to monitor the sidewalk in front of the display windows. The position of each viewer is tracked and simple gesture recognition implemented, so that fast, big actions are interpreted as threatening and slow actions directed at the dog (for example hand extended in his direction) are interpreted as friendly. The dog keeps track of the attitude of the viewer and forms a relationship with them over time based on the history of interaction.

A project by Karolina Sobecka with software design by Jim George. Built with openFrameworks and Unity3d.

Find additional info, updates and details at: http://www.gravitytrap.com/sniff

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  1. oooohhh.. good boy.. good boy..
    love this app

  2. oooohhh.. good boy.. good boy..
    love this app

  3. A pretty cool “guard dog”, without the messy cleanup. http://twurl.nl/atluxo

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  4. Dope..!!! RT @MOXIEJOE: I need this for my storefront…http://bit.ly/xilfk via @joujouart

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  5. Sniff – an interactive projection on a window of a dog reacting to strangers passing by. http://is.gd/4nRIG

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  6. Sniff de hond. Gesture interface (via -uiteraard- @LemmyBoy) http://bit.ly/xilfk

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  7. interactive projection. sehr cool! http://bit.ly/xilfk

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  8. of project ; Sniff http://bit.ly/1V1DwH

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  9. That is across-the-board, across-the-street brilliant.

  10. Sniff (openframeworks) http://bit.ly/1qRm3m

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  11. Sniff (openframeworks) http://bit.ly/1qRm3m (via @palmerama)

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  12. how much is that interactive digital doggie in the window?
    Awesome software idea… http://tiny.cc/dN9eW

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  13. Sniff! from Creative Applications http://bit.ly/xilfk #openframeworks

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  14. SICK. RT @tim_nolan: Sniff! from Creative Applications http://bit.ly/xilfk #openframeworks

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  15. Amazing interactive window dog RT @tim_nolan: Sniff! from Creative Applications http://bit.ly/xilfk #openframeworks

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  16. Au Au virtual. http://bit.ly/xilfk veja o video no meio da página. muito bom!

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  17. Amazing interactive storefront display. http://bit.ly/4i9QwM

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  18. So cool: Interactive projection of a dog who discerns, reacts to passersby, tries to engage them based on their behavior http://bit.ly/CkcS2

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  19. Sniff: http://bit.ly/xilfk

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  20. Sniff – Interactive projections, read more – http://bit.ly/oEU7t

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  21. wow amazing work, looks fantastic !

  22. very nice! did you guys encode all the animations as well? Do you call them as sequences, or as behaviors?


  23. lindacahan

    Apr 5, 2010
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    Terrific! Store fronts that engage people passing by are a gift to city or town. While a static window display is better than none, this is better than anything I've seen! What fun and how smart! I hope the technology eventually becomes affordable and accessible for wider application.


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