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Walk-in Theater
Body-based 3D VR Video Player
⭐️4.4 / 5
Rating
🙌7
Ratings
📼5 scs
Content
📉--100%
Price change
📦~ in 7 months
Updates frequency
🗣❌ unsupported
Your locale
🧾Free
In-App Purchase
- Versions
- In-App Purchases History10
- Price History↓
- Description
- FAQ
All Versions of Walk
2.2.1
May 1, 2024
Minor bug fixes & design adjustments. Added marking for newly issued US Patent 11,969,666 (https://patentcenter.uspto.gov/applications/17583940)
More2.2
March 15, 2024
Added compatibility with the latest iOS devices.
2.1
March 15, 2021
Updated to support new iOS and devices.
2.0.4
December 7, 2017
Updated for iPhone X.
2.0.3
May 2, 2017
Walk-in Theater now recognizes if the latest Whole Point Space app is installed. This allows viewers to play audience to Deborah Hay’s “A Continuity of Discontinuity” without being charged again, and gives those early adopters access to VR headset mode for an immersive 3D experience of Hay's work.
More2.0.2
October 8, 2016
Updated for iPhone 7 and 7 Plus.
2.0.1
September 2, 2016
Minor bug fixes.
2.0
June 21, 2016
Walk-in Theater has been rewritten to enable stereoscopic viewing via Cardboard and other VR headsets. It also features a new lobby for navigating an ever-growing library of walkies. New walkies will be released over the coming months. If you want to add your own walkie, please contact us for production specifications. We'd be glad to host your art and/or multi-camera sports adventures.
More1.1
April 15, 2013
Updated for iOS 6, iPhone 5 and iPad mini.
1.0
August 28, 2012
Walk In-App Purchases History
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Look Before You Leap
Emptiness Can Hold Things 2. Architectural spaces can exist solely in the imagination, but we come to know them through our actions—arriving and going and stopping and looking around, and engaging with the other people there.
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A Continuity of Discontinuity
"A Continuity of Discontinuity" derives from three solo adaptations of "No Time To Fly," written and choreographed by Deborah Hay. Each solo is its dancer’s own expression of Hay’s written score.
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Cycle By
Emptiness Can Hold Things 1. Amidst intervals and thresholds of an urban landscape there is a parallel universe perceived by bicyclists. At the confluence of two rivers, the scene on any weekend unrolls like a picture scroll.
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Boundary Conditions
Emptiness Can Hold Things 3.
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Sound Surround
Emptiness Can Hold Things 5.
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STRG SP2017 S16
University at Buffalo (SUNY) Situated Technologies Research Group - Spring 2017 ARC 606-3 Student Walkie #16
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STRG SP2017 S15
University at Buffalo (SUNY) Situated Technologies Research Group - Spring 2017 ARC 606-3 Student Walkie #15
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Repeat After Winter
Emptiness Can Hold Things 4.
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@Large: Stay Tuned
Prohibited from leaving Beijing, the Chinese artist Ai Weiwei could not visit Alcatraz while planning an exhibit for this former U.S. penitentiary. Among seven installations that Ai conceived for @Large, Stay Tuned occupied 12 single cells in A Block.
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Listening Between the Lines
In 2008, the Del Sol String Quartet collaborated with psychologist Laura Schwartz in an experiment that explored musical notation and the eye to hand puzzle of interpreting and executing instructions posed by a musical score.
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Description of Walk
Walk-in Theater™ unveils a new cinematic form – the Walkie. It uses MONKEYmedia's patented, body-based navigation technology (BodyNav®) to put people in control of their movement through virtual space and minimize motion sickness.
Departing from one-way, linear cinema played on a single rectangular screen, a Walkie is a virtual environment where visitors move through multi-channel video in a 3D sound space. This architectural dimensionality creates a kind of experience that lets the world reveal itself and invites discovery on the part of visitors.
Version 2.0 has been rewritten to enable stereoscopic viewing via Cardboard and other VR headsets. It also features a new lobby for navigating an ever-growing library of 3D Walkies from notable media artists, including Rachel Strickland, Ai Wei Wei, Deborah Hay and the Blue Lapis Light Aerial Dance Company.
If you want to add your own Walkie, please contact us for production specifications. We'd be glad to host your art and/or multi-camera sports adventures. Stay tuned for future productions.
Copyright © 2012-2024 MONKEYmedia, Inc. All rights reserved. MONKEYmedia and BodyNav are registered trademarks of MONKEYmedia. BodyNav is covered by US Patent 9,563,202, US Patent 9,579,586, US Patent 9,612,627, US Patent 9,656,168, US Patent 9,658,617, US Patent 9,782,684, US Patent 9,791,897, US Patent 9,919,233, US Patent 10,569,479, US Patent 11,266,919, US Patent 11,969,666, US Patent Application 17/676,082 and other patents pending. Tutorial soundtrack courtesy of De La Soul.
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Walk: FAQ
Yes, Walk is optimized for iPad devices.
MONKEYmedia, Inc. released the Walk app.
Your iOS device must have at least iOS 12.0 installed to use the app.
Users have overwhelmingly positive things to say about Walk, as evidenced by its stellar rating of 4.4 out of 5.
The App Category Of The Walk App Is Entertainment.
The latest Walk version released is 2.2.1.
The latest update for Walk was released on June 30, 2024.
The app was initially released on February 5, 2023.
Designed for children, contains no adult material.
Currently, the Walk app supports the following languages: American English.
Unfortunately, Walk is not on Apple Arcade.
Indeed, Walk provides opportunities for in-app purchases.
Yes, Walk offers compatibility with Apple Vision Pro for users.
