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Deep down underneath the “Salzberg” mountain a secret world awaits your discovery. For many years, only the salt miners in Berchtesgaden were allowed to enter the complex tunnel system. Today, part of the mine – which has been in operation for over 500 years now – is open to all fans of adventure who wish to get to know the place where the famous Bad Reichenhall brand salt originates. Salt is an indispensable part of our lives.
MESO was commissioned by 3deluxe to further elaborate on the sketched exhibits in terms of concept and interaction design. MESO was also responsible for programming and setup on site. The exhibition is open daily since 2007

http://www.meso.net/Salzzeitreise

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Energy Landscape -- Telescopes

Three stylized telescopes were developed to present EnBW´s different energy production sources. The telescopes are adjusted towards a landscape projection but when the visitor looks through it he does not see the real surrounding but one generated by a miniature monitor installed inside the telescopes. The different energy sources were added into the landscape and additional information about the energy production sources given. Content for the telescopes was built and developed by Strukt .

Smart Home -- Magic table

The other exhibit developed by MESO Digital Interiors is the Smart Home table. The simple white table is used as a control and information center. With the help of small glass cubes placed on specific points of the table information about EnBWs products for homes and households are presented on the huge projection screen placed directly in front of the table.

The MESO Team:
Max Wolf, Ingolf Heinsch, Jochen Leinberger,
Jörg Obenauer, Sebastian Oschatz

http://www.meso.net/enbw%20hmi09

(c) 2009 by MESO Digital Interiors GmbH

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While this certainly is not one of our largest projects, it is possibly the most internationally present one so far.
And it's a good laugh, too. The Football Globe Germany is slanted to tour from Tokyo to Paris to Milan to Zurich before "it's coming home" (excuse the pun) to Berlin for the opening of the "2006 FIFA World Cup™" on june 8th, 2006.

Sponsored by the National DFB Cultural Foundation, commissioned by artistic and cultural programme curator Andre Heller to the Art+Sports GmbH and designed by our all-time favorite client 3deluxe, this project gave us the task of planning and realizing the infotainment stations that deliver its message to the people.

The digital centerpiece next to two info-browser stations is a corner flag dance game. Show off your love for football by celebrating a goal like the pros -- with a little dance interlude on the corner flag. Your performance will be recorded and broadcast via FootballGlobeGermany.com.
Needless to say, in karaoke-happy Japan we've seen quite a few spectacular appearances already.

The Football Globe Germany is designed to be a symbol, an urban meeting place and a multimedia installation.
The sculptural project consists of a dynamically formed white base supporting an illuminated ball that merges the shapes of globe and football. Inside the sphere is an installation consisting of 510 cold-cathode tubes that are controlled individually. The tubes are bent into circles of different sizes and arranged to form an extremely complex spatial constellation. This creates a large number of different lighting effects whose powerful pulses symbolise the extremely positive energy arising from the keen global anticipation for the Football World Cup.

VVVV is being used to control all aspects of the globe, both the games by MESO Digital Interiors and the light installation by the prolific light designer/technologist Andreas Karlen: VVVV creates the realtime responses on three interactive infotainment stations embedded in the base of the ball, and it controls 510 cold-cathode tubes that turn the ball into a stunning nighttime light sculpture.

The light installation is now on permanent display at the Deutscher Fussballbund Headquarter in Frankfurt am Main.

Concept and realisation: Art + Sports GmbH, Frankfurt; Producer: Robert Hofferer, Project Manager: Christian Bauer.

Overall design, content, graphic identity: 3deluxe, Wiesbaden.

The team at MESO Digital Interiors:
Sebastian Oschatz, Sven Bauer, Benedikt Groß, Tebjan Halm, Tobias Teickner, John Eichenseer, Joreg, Sebastian Gregor.

http://www.meso.net/FGG05

(c) 2005 MESO Digital Interiors GmbH

credits Chris Plant/catweasel, Claudia Paz, Nicholas Cheung, Cesar Castro

I was commissioned to program this Art piece and Interactive Installation design by Claudia Paz and Nicholas Cheung for BCP institutional building in San Isidro, the center of the commercial district of Lima - Perú

Ecue drives the LEDs from a DVI feed from vvvv and also does the scheduling, the touch panel is made of 72 Sensacel tiles.
There are 5 layers of iFlex 270pixels high and 9 wide, and the poles have archi points at their tips making a total of 26,182 pixels

http://www.colorkinetics.com/showcase/installs/BCP-Affinity/