
October 20th, 2009

For the launching of Philips's Senseo limited edition by designer Marcel Wanders, we made a 3D model of the two coffee machines that we animated in real time in a home-made software. During the show, the 3D was controlled by hand gestures by the designer himself.

June 6th, 2009

RoqsTree was exhibited at the Gabriela Mistral center for the third exposition Art & Paysage held in Artigues-près-Bordeaux, from the 6th of June to the 13th of September 2009.

May 29th, 2009
Gravity was exhibited @ Rocksane in Bergerac for the festival
Mai des Arts.
The day before Julian animated
the 39th session of les Jeudi du Multimedia organized by
Médias-cité. Most of the interactive applications developed @ Studio 2Roqs were shown with a speech on architectural projection applications.
Saturday was dedicated to a workshop on
Processing software.

March 20th, 2009

De Natura Rerum, whose title is borrowed from Lucretius'poem, is the adaptation of
Gravity for the week of the French language @ DRAC Aquitaine (17-20 March 2009).

February 10th, 2009

We were commissioned to develop an interactive application together with
Blue Yeti and
Mobidium for the
Aquarium de La Rochelle. It show a virtual pool on the surface of which visitors can walk and interact with various families of sharks and exotic fishes.
Virtual Stage was used for the whole installation, using two projectors and two infra-red cams to detect movement of people walking above the virtual water.
The application was installed in the corridor leading to the giant sharks' tank. It is part of a set of new features unveiled at the aquarium for its re-opening in the end of January 2009. The aquarium welcomes about one million visitors each year.

September 25th, 2008

L'Alcazar is a parisian restaurant located in the Saint Germain des Prés area.
We developed several interactive animations running on a sensitive floor which was designed to detect movement. The installation was set at the restaurant entrance, allowing people to walk through and generate responsive graphics such as water ripples above reactive fishes or create some flower path that lead them to the main restaurant room.
Our tool
VisionFactory was used for the development of the installation. It allows to drive a set of two video-projectors whose images can overlap thanks to the soft edge technique. The reactive and realistic rendering were achieved thanks to the use of advanced animation concepts.
Parameters were set through an easy-to-configure interface, powered by our own library RQControls.
The installation named
Virtual Stage was a joint venture between
Blue Yeti and
Mobidium.

June 3rd, 2007

We were involved in the creation of an interactive application for a
Finnish phone manufacturer which is organizing a promotion tour across Europe this spring and summer. Their whole visuals being based on lavalamp-like shaded bubbles, our challenge was to program a real-time animation based on the flowing of the stretched wax being periodically heated and cooled inside its container, in which would appear the images of people photographed during the events and transferred to a computer via bluetooth.
We teamed up with London-based studio Imperial Leisure who handled the artistic direction, as they had been commissioned for several printed or filmed visuals for the events .
We had the chance to fly to Lithuania to install the application at the Nokia Trend's Lab event held in Vilinus on June, 1st.

January 25th, 2006

This project is a joint venture between London-based studios
Hudson-Powell /
North and us. We developped a tool whose purpose was generating images for
Barbican.
Based on
Vision Factory, the software draws in real time complex tree structures which are real time audio controlled.

February 14th, 2005

CTIFL, a national organisation that performs advanced research, publication and teaching in fruits and vegetable area, has solicited 2Roqs for the creation of a cross-platform application.
The CD-Rom contains a suite of 17 tools for helping the managing of vegetable stores.
This application was the first to benefits from the RQControls interface technology developped by 2Roqs.