Projection-based Augmented Reality games
summary
A low-cost system called LUMO play turns a cheap LED projector plus a tiny processor and simple vision into motion- and object-reactive games that run in homes; prototypes include a rear-projected “wax paper” robot, elevator-as-subway using hidden RFID, and a museum tour piece called Impossible Animals that scans kid-drawn eggs into 3D. Early demos used SMS triggers and accumulated hundreds of phone numbers. Revenue comes from selling software templates to AV installers and educators, enabling a template system for kids and special-needs use.
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