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3D Video Mapping

Site-specific projection

3D video mapping expands the boundaries of perception and opens up the door to virtual reality. We have been fascinated by this technique since 2004. Precisely assigned projections coat an existing surface structure like a living shell and convey the impression of a newly created reality. From a philosophical point of view, this process is called "Augmented Reality". The basis for 3D video mapping is a 3D model of the surface structure to be projected onto. Building facades, objects (furniture, cars, monuments) and all other types of objects with applicable projection surfaces are suitable to be projected on. Target group-specific projection content is custom-made on the 3D model using special software. The creative process of designing the image content (mostly computer animation) is driven by abstraction, empathy and experience at TNL.

Augmented Reality

The range of possibilities of a mapped 3D projection is unlimited within augmented reality. Buildings can be transformed from ice palaces into gingerbread houses, your object, e.g. a facade can dynamically deconstruct and rebuild energetically. Projectors can be arbitrarily series-wired in order to cover the entire surface of a dome or an interior with a 360 ° panoramic projection mapping. The projected show fits object individually to the existing structures and gives the viewer the illusion that the projection surface and projection would merge into a new entity. The atmosphere of a room can change fundamentally at the push of a button: the illusion of a journey through a futuristic underwater world, through a Caribbean seaside idyll, through hell, the Garden of Eden, a jungle without big city and through the center of the sun a neighboring galaxy can be shown perfectly within a few minutes.

3D video mapping from TNL on the castle at the Schlosslichtspiele Karlsruhe light festival

Our work: 3D Video Mapping

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