#interactiveplayground

[exergamesblog]

Lu Interactive Playground for Active Learning and Play Exergame Fitness offers the Lu Interactive Playground, an immersive system that transforms school gyms and activity spaces through giant wall projections, motion-detecting 3D cameras, lighting, sound, and interactive games. It encourages children to move, learn, collaborate, and develop physical and cognitive skills through engaging play. Call [phone] for more information.

[exergamesblog]

Lu Interactive Playground for Active Learning and Play The Lu Interactive Playground transforms traditional gyms and learning spaces into immersive environments where children can move, play, and learn. Featuring a giant wall projection, 3D motion detection, lighting, sound, and engaging activities, it supports physical activity, teamwork, coordination, and whole-child development. Call [phone] to learn more.

[exergamesblog]

LU Interactive Playground for Fun and Active Learning Exergame Fitness offers the LU Interactive Playground, an engaging technology-based play solution designed to turn physical activity into an exciting learning experience. With interactive games, motion-based challenges, and immersive digital play, it helps schools, recreation centers, and activity spaces encourage movement, teamwork, coordination, and active participation. Call [phone].

[ellecortese]

#faketype is up & running at the @tribeca #interactiveplayground come to the 6th floor at spring studios and check it outtttt (at Spring Studio)

[ellecortese]

#faketype is so soon!!! wowowowow! @tribeca film festival goers come visit at #interactiveplayground on saturday 💙💙💙 #TYPOGRAPHY IN #VR

[silas-mcclintock]

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For the interactive playground project, I have to focus on creating a sound that a series of boxes use when they are aimed at each other. In short, I am creating a secret language that these boxes use to communicate. 

Here is a few of the sounds that I used for the first presentation. From this, I could tell that people were veering more towards the idea that the boxes should communicate through something that sounds more like a language, and less like an abstract melodic sound. 

I have another month or two to really make some progress on this language.