Infractor [Processing]

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Infractor is an interactive, artistic application that has been developed for a multitouch-table. It is based on the article database of the New York Times. The information can be searched, filtered and read by putting physical objects on the interactive surface.

The project has been carried out entirely in Processing. The reacTIVision-software was used for the tracking of the objects.

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