Posewall
0.00scorePosewall is a touchless, pose-driven retail installation that turns any store window into a live, playful response to the movement people already make — no app, no instructions, no touchscreen. A browser camera reads a passer-by's body pose in real time (YOLO keypoints streamed over WebSocket), and a physics world makes an on-screen wall of products react instantly: wave and the products orbit your hand, lean in and the field parts around you, wait and new items keep rising. The interaction explains itself — the reaction is the instruction — so anyone understands it within a second of walking by. Built entirely browser-native from an existing camera and any large display, it runs today as a live prototype with 100+ objects at 60fps, and it's designed as a platform rather than a one-off: a single install hosts a growing library of swappable experiences (a reactive product wall, a shirt-catching game, a fog-mirror reveal) that store teams can extend in plain language, giving retailers a self-explaining reason to stop, look, and play.
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2026-07-25
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