The interactive Football Lab at Nike's House of Innovation PAR/002 invited visitors to explore three new football innovations: Flight Ball, Phantom GT and Vaporknit.
Nike Football Lab at House of Innovation Paris — Experience concept, spatial design and art direction for Nike House of Innovation PAR/002
Amidst a worldwide pandemic, touchless interaction was the way to go for visitors to safely explore the new Flight Ball and Phantom GT boot. Using integrated Leap Motion sensors, you could freely discover the products that were presented to the visitor on Kuka's IIWA industrial robot arms. While interacting with the robot arms, a digital representation of your presence was used to create artworks and provide information on screens inside the cages.
A wall full of real prototypes and sketches exhibited a further deep dive into the innovations that went in to the new products. These exclusive prototypes and sketches were carefully curated and flown in from Nike's Equipment Innovation Lab in Beaverton, Oregon.
A modified CNC machine equipped with an industrial grade macro camera was used to examine Nike's Flight Ball up close outputting a live feed on a large screen inside the cage. For Vapor Knit, a pair of CNC machines were used to illustrate the generated pattern knitting process.
The interactive Football Lab at Nike's House of Innovation PAR/002 invited visitors to explore three new football innovations: Flight Ball, Phantom GT and Vaporknit.
Nike Football Lab at House of Innovation Paris — Experience concept, spatial design and art direction for Nike House of Innovation PAR/002
Amidst a worldwide pandemic, touchless interaction was the way to go for visitors to safely explore the new Flight Ball and Phantom GT boot. Using integrated Leap Motion sensors, you could freely discover the products that were presented to the visitor on Kuka's IIWA industrial robot arms. While interacting with the robot arms, a digital representation of your presence was used to create artworks and provide information on screens inside the cages.
A wall full of real prototypes and sketches exhibited a further deep dive into the innovations that went in to the new products. These exclusive prototypes and sketches were carefully curated and flown in from Nike's Equipment Innovation Lab in Beaverton, Oregon.
A modified CNC machine equipped with an industrial grade macro camera was used to examine Nike's Flight Ball up close outputting a live feed on a large screen inside the cage. For Vapor Knit, a pair of CNC machines were used to illustrate the generated pattern knitting process.
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