LAB
The NUMEDIART Lab was inaugurated in July 2010, with the goal of providing researchers with a “full digital” environment for testing digital art technologies in realistic performance conditions.
It is also used for teaching digital art technology at the Bachelor and Master level, and as a rehearsal space for performances and concerts.

- 3 ramps of light projectors connected to a 24 DMX controller with a MIDI interface
- 1 10-klumen HD multimedia projector with a short-throw lens and a large 6m x 4m screen
- 5 lightweight multimedia projectors
- 1 3D HD multimedia projector with 10 pairs of active 3D glasses
- Industry-grade infrared and stereo cameras from Videre and ImagingSource
- 10 Microsoft Kinect cameras with in-house multi-camera tracking software
- 1 wireless IGS-190 Mocap suit, with 19 inertial, magnetic and gyroscopic sensors, connected to MotionBuilder
- 1 FaceLab5 face and eye tracking system (by SeeingMachines, Inc)
- 1 7-IRcamera Optitracks facial capture system
- 50 in-house wireless inertial, magnetic and gyroscopic sensors, coupled with skeleton tracking software
- 1 8.1 sound installation (by Far Audio) with a 32-channel Yamaha digital mixing console
- 1 Godin hexaphonic guitar, 1 Yamaha drum set, and 1 P90 digital piano
- USB HID devices: 1 3Dconnexion SpaceNavigator 3D mouse, 2 Contour Design jog wheels, 2 Novint Falcon force-feedback joysticks, several Wacom tablets, 1 19-inch 3M C1968PW multitouch screen
- Apple Macbook Pros and Mac Minis running PureData, Cycling’74 Max/MSP, EyesWeb (collaboration with Informus Lab at University of Genova)
- 1 Apple iPad
- Tridim structures for remote installations and exhibitions
To our knowledge, this lab is unique in Wallonia.







