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City-wide AR installation on prominent sites of Berlin
2021
AR introduction to the exhibition “Berlin Global” in the newly built castle “Humboldt Forum”
2021
Experience the opening in 1991 of the legendary techno club. See the long gone real Tresor
2020
App to visualize wind turbines on the location where they will be built
2020
Based on two autobiographies you can experience the 1920ies till 1945 on the famous Pariser Platz in Berlin
2020
Platform for AR storytelling experiences. Using our immersive, film-like approach
2020
YOONA.ai fashion designs generated by AI/ML instantly visible in AR
2021
The revolution which led to the fall of the wall can be experienced in AR on 5 historic locations and two narratives
2019
Experience the history of the Wall through innovative and touching Film-Like AR Storytelling. On the history location you will see the wall in its original setup and shape
2019
To reveal the new shoe “Prophere”, AR installations were placed in Adidas flagship stores across Europe
2017
For a satellite exhibition (Bangalore, India) an AR experience should enhance the experience
2017
The installation uses several artificial intelligences to analyze and joke about the visitor. You will listen them speaking about you
2017
Art installation “Tycho” to mimic the look and light interaction of JWST
2016
Custom made sensor dress dance show. Human-computer-interaction by dancing visuals and music
2016
Light sensitive robot painting on paper for a human-computer-collaboration to create art
2016
Featuring the Vietnam “Napalm Girl” photographer Nick Ut, the interactive installation led you re-experience famous anti-war photographs through physical movement
2015
Pong Game on a huge self-made touch table
2015
Award winning epidemiology app for prediction and visualization of epidemics. Developed at the national institute of epidemiology (FLI)
2012
Emerging patterns live show combining art and science
2009
Live Video projection and mixing combining the past and future of Berlin
2009
Problem solving through visualisation: Prior unexplainable formation of patterns in chemical reactions
2008
Video projection for our installation “Alternative Räume” depicting the atmosphere of Berlin Mitte between ruins
2002