oh, i can see lions and stuff, playing. big screen excitements, attack of the australian spider box. projectors have come a long way. we first meet team lab, the 400 strong digital we first met team lab, the 400 strong digital art collective, last year in japan. the team of artists, programmers, engineers, cg animators, mathematicians and the like, love to make an impact and here at the pace london gallery, they‘ re presenting eight of their most eye popping pieces. as with the work in tokyo, the idea here combines motion censors and the projectors, which means you have a completely interactive piece that you can touch and change. the whole room has been fully calibrated so the censors can detect where everyone in the installation is, really, really accurately. and the artwork, the projections, are calculated live. this is not prerecorded video. the pictures really do react to whatever you do while you re in the room. so, for example, i can. thump. .kill a butterfly (chuckl
celsius in london. temperatures could push up to 16 celsius weather cloud breaks. where the cloud breaks. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: thousands of prison officers in london and the south east of england are to get an instant pay increase of between £3000 and £5000. ministers said they wanted to attract the best talent after concerns the prison service was understaffed. iraqi forces say they ve taken several villages to the south of mosul, hours after launching a major offensive to retake the western half of the city from islamic state militants. save the children warn there s around 350,000 children trapped in the city. the chief executive of sainsbury‘s has called for fundamental reforms of business rates, amid concerns upcoming rises could spark high street closures. now, on bbc news, it s time for click. this week: waterfalls and flowers, lions all around. oh, i can see lions and stuff, playing. big screen excitements, attack of the australian spider b
this is a home entertainment concept from razor, a company most famous for manufacturing gaming pcs, covering more lights than blackpool illuminations. the concept makes use of coloured lights and projected image, working together in synchronised harmony. what we have here is a concept lighting rig, which is key to the action on screen. so the lights in this room will change colour depending on what s happening, but it s only part of what s going on. so if ijust hit this button here, we get the largest screen i ve ever seen. and that giant screen size is thanks to a pretty expensive forke projector. expensive 4k projector. the projector is fitted with a 155 degree fish eye lens, combined with two depth sensing cameras that scans the rooms for objects and furniture, and the system adjusts the image to prevent it from becoming distorting. so the idea is that by having a screen that envelopes the peripheral vision of the viewer, you really feel like you re thrown inside the act
theme music plays. projectors have come a long way. we first meet team lab, the 400 strong digital art collective, last year in japan. the team of artists, programmers, engineers, cg animators, mathematicians and the like, love to make an impact and here at the pace london gallery, they‘ re presenting eight of their most eye popping pieces. as with the work in tokyo, the idea here combines motion censors and the projectors, which means you have a completely interactive piece that you can touch and change. the whole room has been fully calibrated so the censors can detect where everyone in the installation is, really, really accurately. and the artwork, the projections, are calculated live. this is not prerecorded video. the pictures really do react to whatever you do while you re in the room. so, for example, i can. thump. ..kill a butterfly (chuckles) don t show this at home, kids. this room is called flowers bloom on people. with no one in here, it s just a black room b
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