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Unified Field played a major role in the development of interactive media for the permanent exhibition titled, Your Brain, which opened in June 2014 at the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia, PA. I developed the multi-kinect, multiuser interactive intro wall to the exhibit and a Kinect-based tennis game The system used four kinects to that were … Continued
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In 2014 Unified Field designed and built two interactive experiences for the “Beyond Rubik’s Cube” exhibit at the Liberty Science Center in honor of the 40th anniversary of the Rubik’s Cube. Rubik came to the opening and had a number of his prototypes on display. I led the development of a gesture-based experience that would … Continued
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Kennedy Space Center built a $100M attraction that puts millions of visitors inside the story of human spaceflight — through large-format, hands-on interactives around the Atlantis Space Shuttle — the last shuttle to fly. I built four of the simulator interactives that visitors lived inside. LANDING SIMULATOR Flying the Atlantis to a safe landing The … Continued
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On February 13-16, 2012 G.E. hosted a conference on the issue of American Competitiveness at the Mellon Auditorium in Washington D.C. Unified Field developed a number of innovative programs that included gesture-based presentations, multi-touch projection tables, mediascapes and an immersive interactive environment that connected the key job-creation initiatives of G.E. to its target audience. Visitors included members … Continued