Students at HfG create an immersive Spaceracer using screens + 5625 LEDs

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Created by 18 students on the HfG Interaction design course, Massive Media Installation is an interactive setup that combines screen with an LED wall to deliver an overwhelming Spaceracer experience created using VVVV and Cinema 4D.

Within a week the game was developed in which two opponents compete against one another. The architect, interacts through a Kinect, generates a route, which should leave a force feedback steering wheel controlled by the Commander who is in the cockpit. The architect must achieve a certain distance from the Commander to win the game.

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