Projections
Here, Intel’s Karolina Cengija measures one of the belt’s projections on the wall from a particular distance away. One of the team’s main concerns was how the projection hit the wall, as the model’s distance from and angle to the wall could affect the distortion and stretching of the image. The projector inside the belt had to be arranged at a very precise angle, for two reasons: to maximize for resilience while the model was moving, and to avoid blocking the projected image with the model’s arm.
Projections
Here, Intel’s Karolina Cengija measures one of the belt’s projections on the wall from a particular distance away. One of the team’s main concerns was how the projection hit the wall, as the model’s distance from and angle to the wall could affect the distortion and stretching of the image. The projector inside the belt had to be arranged at a very precise angle, for two reasons: to maximize for resilience while the model was moving, and to avoid blocking the projected image with the model’s arm.