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The "Magic Mirror" was a screen and camera integrated into the dressing room mirror. The video feed was on an elastic time delay based on the subjects movement, the more movement - the more delay. As the custmer turns they can see themselves slightly behind in time.
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The "Triptych" was a three screen installation based on the historical format for altar paintings.
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The "Peep Show" is a series of small screens providing voyeuristic entertainment through hidden imagery. The content revealed the inner, behind-the-scenes workings of Prada, CCTV, webcams, etc.
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The "Prada Atlas" is an interactive projection display providing a data driven infographic representation of Prada.
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The "Ubiquitous Displays" are screens scattered throughout the store, on shelves, hanging between garments.
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The "Intelligent Dressing Room" provides the customer and staff real time information about the garments using RFID sensors and an interactive touchscreen.
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The "Staff Device", a mobile device allowing the staff to check inventory, scan garments and control the displays of the store.
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