Module Pi helps create the immersive environment in Monaco's The Polar Mission

Available in the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco, this exhibition takes the visitor on a journey through the Arctic and Antarctic. For the room experience Immersion have been installed 34 Projectors Epson EB-L1075U and 6 Media servers Modulo Player Modulo Pi.

the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco exhibits The Polar Mission, a two-year exhibition designed to reveal the magnificence of the Arctic and Antarctic, and raise awareness of their environmental issues. In the center of the route, the room Immersion immerses the audience in the wild beauty of the Poles through an interactive montage. The system includes 34 projectors Epson, powered and controlled by 6 media servers Player Module of Modulo Pi.

Designed by Dreamed By Us, Experience propels guests to six iconic scenes of the North and South Pole, highlighting its beauty and fragility. Executed by Ki Studio, post-produced and animated 3D multimedia content is projected onto walls and floor, reaching the 650 square meters of video projection.

The audiovisual provider ID Scènes supervised the technical installation of the room with 34 Epson projectors EB-L1075U, powered by 6 media servers Modulo Player by Modulo Pi. Media servers take care of the soft edge blending, Multimedia mapping and playback.

In addition, visitors can interact with the exhibition using 2D LiDar sensors that communicate with specific software. Executed by the creative studio Supergood, Interactivity and real-time content are based on 11 Lidar in total, 6 used for soil and 5 for the walls.

Generative and interactive content has been created with Unreal Engine and is supported by 10 Dedicated Servers. All Unreal streams are captured on Modulo Player servers, equipped with low-latency 4K live input cards.

When LiDars detect visitors' movements, Part of the media (background animations, Overlapping videos HAP Alpha and overlapping informational data) are automatically activated and played in Modulo Player.

So that these media appear where the movements of visitors are detected, ID Scènes teams implemented a two-way communication system between Modulo Player and OSC LiDar sensors . Thanks to the function Digimap by Modulo Player, the properties of the media - their position in the projection area in this case- are adjusted in real time based on LiDar data.

The exhibition can also host private events. In this configuration, Customers can select the scene they want through a panel available on a tablet. The custom control panel was created in Modulo Player using the UI Designer menu, through a simple drag and drop.

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