“Interactive Leonardo”: a Da Vinci to be enjoyed
Leonardo Da Vinci’s two Madrid Codices, the only manuscripts by the Renaissance genius that remain in Spain, can now be enjoyed online, thanks to “Interactive Leonardo”, created with Madgazine.
TweetLeonardo Da Vinci’s two Madrid Codices, the only manuscripts by the Renaissance genius that remain in Spain, can now be enjoyed online, thanks to “Interactive Leonardo”, created with Madgazine.
TweetEl Corte Inglés has published “Novedades Live” (“The Latest Live”), the first interactive fashion magazine for Internet and iPad created with Madgazine. It lets you interact with what you see in the publication and buy it directly online.
TweetWho’s the actor that plays the team leader? What other series has he been in? What city does the action is take place in and where is it located? AXN’s new interactive promos have all the answers.
TweetThe world presentation of the Art Project powered by Google was held today at London’s Tate Britain. Google has partnered with some of the world’s greatest museums in order to bring art closer and make it more accessible to everyone via the Internet, offering a hitherto unknown, comprehensive experience. If you want to know more about the project, please read Google’s official blogpost.
Madpixel was one of the agencies that had the opporunity to work with Google in one of the components of the project and develop the gigapixel operations.
TweetWhat brand is that shirt? And those trousers? How much do those shoes cost? The questions we ask ourselves when we see clothes we like in a video, now have answers in El Corte Inglés interactive videos.
TweetToday the Prado Museum and Madpixel present a new way to get into closer contact with art: “Rubens 360º” interactive video, which enables us to enjoy the exhibition of the Baroque painter’s work through interaction with what we see in the video.
TweetToday, at FICOD (International Forum on Digital Content), the founders of Madpixel, Koldo García and Iñaki Arredondo, offered a workshop “Interactive Video: beyond the image”.
In the workshop, RTVE (Spanish Radio and Television) and Madpixel presented the “Informe Semanal” report “Conquering Silicon Valley” in an Interactive Video, which uses Madpixel’s technology to enable viewers to get more information about the people, places and objects appearing in the video.
TweetToday, at 20:15 (GMT+1) on BBC Two, in the second programme of his new series on Renaissance painting, artist and writer Matthew Collings steps into the mysterious invented world of The Garden of Earthly Delights.
He will analize the painting in a new way using the super-high resolution images Madpixel did for the “Prado Museum masterpieces in Google Earth” project, creating a new experience for art on TV never seen before.
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Today the Prince of Asturias Foundation and Madpixel presented the Interactive Online Video of the 2009 awards ceremony. Thanks to this solution, the video itself provides us with information about the award recipients and well-known personalities, interactively, by just moving the mouse across the video.
This project is a milestone that will change the way videos are viewed online.
Today Madpixel received the 2009 Award for Technological Innovation that the financial newspaper Expansión awards every year to the most innovative small and medium-sized companies.
The “Interactive Online Video” technology that we’ve recently presented or the super high-resolution “Masterpieces of the Prado Museum” project we did with Google are some examples of innovation on Internet that we’ve been given the award for.
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