Feedtank is an interactive studio specializing in the creation of

playful interactive experiences mobile applications children's exhibits touchscreen interfaces ipad games for kids interactive floor projections custom interactive installations

Nextfest

Brookfield Properties
[ multi-monitor presentations + touchscreen ]

Poptropica® Tips & Tricks
[ an iOS and Android kids app ]

Look and Find® Santa
[ a children's game app ]

'S Max Mara
[ iPad / iPhone puzzle game app ]

Phone Control
[ turns your cellphone into a control pad ]

Virtual Character Interaction
[ interacting with on-screen characters ]

Live Video Puzzle
[ put yourself back together ]

Nextfest
[ an annual festival by WIRED magazine ]

Face Swap
[ an installation that swaps faces ]

See Drum
[ a real-time drum visualization ]

Enzimi
[ an installation at an art festival in Italy ]

FILE Festival
[ installations at a media festival in Brazil ]

Dance Floor Moves
[ an interactive floor projection ]

Harlem Children's Zone
[ a projected interactive floor ]

AMD at CES
[ a custom interactive floor projection ]

Crunch Fitness
[ a custom sidewalk projection ]

InterActiveCorp
[ dynamic content for a 118ft video wall ]

3D Face Tracking
[ an experiment in face tracking ]

Kyocera at CTIA Wireless
[ a custom interactive floor projection ]

Billyburg Short Film Festival
[ a massive outdoor interactive projection ]

Schenectady Museum
[ a performance with a custom instrument ]

Transpose
[ a motion based musical instrument ]

Scandic Anglais Hotel
[ an interactive floor for a hotel lobby ]

Full Body Games
[ games that make you move ]

In September 2006 Feedtank exhibited a new version of Full Body Games at WIRED Magazine's NextFest at the Javits' Center in NYC. The event, described as "the premier showcase of the global innovations transforming our world," attracted over 47,000 attendees in the span of four days.

The new version of Full Body Games featured sound effects and a new game called Sorter. In Sorter, users must push falling colored blocks into containers of the same color located at the bottom of the screen.

RELATED PROJECTS:

Full Body Games
[games that make you move]

FILE Festival
[installations at a media festival in Brazil]