The interactive installation BMW Intuitive Sphere invites visitors to experience contents based on a gestural behavior.

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BMW Intuitive Sphere
Interactive installation

As one of the first car manufacturers, BMW integrated gestural based interaction for executing simple tasks in the car’s cockpit while driving. KASUGA was commissioned to develop the interactive installation Intuitive Sphere based on these specific four gestures, to demonstrate the intuitive features of touchless interaction in an exhibition setting. When the visitor steps in front of the screen, he gets recognized and shown instructions, how to interact with the installation. By swiping to the right, he confirms and continues to the main view, where he can choose from different topics. These topics can be launched, and — after viewing the specific content — closed by a simple gesture.

The standalone installation invites visitors for gestural interaction
The standalone installation invites visitors for gestural interaction
By rotating the sphere, contents can be selected and discovered
By rotating the sphere, contents can be selected and discovered
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In-situ at Industrial Museum Dingolfing, Germany
In-situ at Industrial Museum Dingolfing, Germany
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Client
BMW Group
Atelier & Friends GmbH (Commission)

Exhibitions
2017/2018 — Industrial Museum Dingolfing, Germany

Published
June 2017