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IBM Watson IoT – Intelligent Building Installation
IBM Watson IoT – Intelligent Building Installation
IBM Watson IoT – Intelligent Building Installation
IBM Watson IoT – Intelligent Building Installation
2020

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IBM Watson IoT – Intelligent Building Installation

Public installation

IBM Deutschland GmbH IBM Watson IoT Center München

This design is an interactive, real-time, data-driven media installation that visualizes data gathered from 10,000 sensors at IBM's headquarters in Munich. A mobile app allows visitors to browse this data and thus spot emerging trends relating to the building's use. Various shaders combined with 360° projection mapping on a two-meter-high building model illustrate this very abstract data in a way that is easily comprehensible. Additionally, a seven-chapter story mode explains the idea of IoT in general.

Client / Manufacturer
IBM Deutschland GmbH IBM Watson IoT Center München

IBM Deutschland GmbH IBM Watson IoT Center München

München, DE
Design

MONOMANGO GmbH

Berlin, DE
AKQA

AKQA

San Francisco, US
Date of Launch
2018
Development Time
up to 12 months
Target Regions
Africa, Asia, Australia / Oceania, Europe, North America, South America
Target Groups
Trade / Industry, Public Sector / Government

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