AliceSense vs PicoMap

AliceSense is an experimental, non-optical camera for ambient moments. Instead of relying purely on a lens, it captures a moment through the device's wider sensory state: ambient sound, kinetic motion, light, time, weather, and traces of visual structure. These signals act as a multidimensional exposure, developed into an image through AI. What emerges is not a conventional photograph, but a sensory translation of a specific space in time. Develop your sensory exposures using four distinct visual recipes: • Analog: Anchors the moment in photographic reality, using the room's energy to dictate film grain, halation, and motion blur. • Shui-mo: Translates acoustic and kinetic intensity into expressive, monochromatic brushstrokes and negative space. • Diagram: Renders the moment as a raw, tactile sensory diagram, mapping data through architectural construction lines. • Infrared: Adopts a machine’s perspective, replacing natural colors with intense, data-driven gradients. AliceSense is not trying to replace photography. It is a parallel instrument — a camera for conditions, tensions, and the atmosphere of an invisible moment.

Turn walls, stages, and objects into moving light. PicoMap is projection mapping built for iPhone. Connect a projector, drag four corners, and play your own videos and photos — no computer, no complicated desktop software. HOW IT WORKS Connect your iPhone to a projector Drag the four corners to match your surface Drop in a video or photo and play KEY FEATURES Four-corner adjustment for precise surface mapping Import videos and photos from Photos or Files Build and mix up to four layers Rectangle, circle, triangle, diamond, and custom masks Opacity, soft-edge, and real-time FX controls Kaleidoscope, pixelate, chromatic, and strobe effects Audio-reactive and MIDI control Dual-channel live mixing Freeze, Blackout, Safe Scene, and master intensity Optional downloadable CC video library Portrait-first controls designed for iPhone Japanese and English interface MADE FOR Live shows, DJs, VJs, and stage performances Shops, exhibitions, and events Installations and video art Room lighting and creative experiments Anyone trying projection mapping for the first time All you need is an iPhone, a projector, and the right cable or adapter. External output and resolution depend on your device and display setup.