Motion-Sensing Games
Intrigue and entertain visitors using motion-tracking technology
Keeping up with the latest technology can sometimes be a complicated experience; however, with motion-sensing technology, you are using the latest technology in a simple and effective way. Don’t make your audience struggle to learn a new interface. Just have them walk up and start using. No buttons, nothing to touch – it’s all done with sensors and the imagination of Perfect Prototype.
Motion-sensing games are a user-friendly way to get people involved and engaged without the use of a physical controller; the controller is YOU. Perfect Prototype has created motion-sensing games primarily to intrigue, entertain, and sometimes even educate visitors.
Possible uses for this technology:
- An interactive theater where up to 4 players are allowed to simultaneously play a game or take part in an interactive story.
Check out how we did this for the University of Iowa Stead Family Children’s Hospital. - Users “fly” through the human body, learning about specific systems like the circulatory system in an educational exhibit for a museum or science centers.
Check out how we did this for Mosaic LifeCare’s Medical Center. - Attracting people to a tradeshow booth using a standard monitor or projector.
Check out how we did this for a booth at Exhibitor 2012. - Using just the motion of your hands to control a virtual helicopter and explore a digital landscape learning about specific sites along the way. Perfect Prototype repurposed an exhibit for the Robinson Nature Center for testing LEAP technology to do just that.
- Interactive games focused on strengthening fans’ love of their favorite sports teams by creating a competitive, fast-paced, personal game experience.
Check out how we have done this for multiple clients.
For whatever sport you want to feature, Perfect Prototype can place your audience into the game by customizing motion-tracking software to track and turn body movements into athletic feats. For example …
- Players become stars by blocking a puck or soccer ball from going into the net.
Check out how we did this for the BIG10 Headquarters. - Give that quarterback-wannabe 90 seconds to make a game-winning drive that beats your fiercest rival. When rotating their body, the screen rotates with them, allowing them to spot receivers. Then using a throwing motion, the football is released for the win… maybe.
Check out how we did this for the University of Michigan. - Test your free-throw skills off the court with Perfect Prototype’s Pop-A-Shot game. No basketballs needed here – physical basketballs, that is. Just aim and move your arm as if shooting, and our software uses math and science to determine the speed and accuracy of the throw, tossing the digital ball toward the net.
Check out how we did this for multiple clients including the University of Michigan. - Mimic the stance of your favorite baseball players by using Perfect Prototype’s customized motion sensors to track and match a player’s body motions against the big leaguers.
Check out how we did this for the Cleveland Indians.
Players become stars by blocking a puck or soccer ball from going into the net - Big10 Headquarters
Give that quarterback-wannabe 90 seconds to engineer a game-winning drive - University of Michigan Athletics
Mimic the stance of the pros using customized motion-sensors - Cleveland Indians
Use your body to soar through American landmarks - University of Iowa Stead Family Children’s Hospital
An interactive story-telling experience bringing constellations to life - University of Iowa Stead Family Children’s Hospital
"The Fantastic Voyage" Game : move your body to get collectibles while traveling through the body - Mosaic LifeCare
Test your free-throw accuracy using technology to shoot the digital ball towards the net - University of Michigan Athletics
Link tradeshow booth visitors to brand messages that follow them as they move - 3D Exhibits
Use the motion of your hands to control a virtual helicopter and explore a digital landscape
