Our project is an immersive interactive installation that transforms user input into vibrant sensory feedback. Using a range of sensors—including sound, vibration, and pressure—the system detects how users engage with their surroundings. The more input the user provides, the more intense and expressive the response: bubbles fill the space, and colorful lights grow brighter and more dynamic.
Central to the experience is a custom-built, walk-in cube. This enclosed structure allows users to physically step inside the environment, heightening the sense of immersion and making the interaction feel personal and responsive. As users move, speak, or interact with the external controller, the environment reacts in real time, creating a playful feedback loop between human and machine.
This project aligns directly with the theme of Immersive Environments by placing participants at the center of a responsive system that surrounds them visually and physically. Its novelty lies in combining multiple input types to create a layered, reactive atmosphere. It is a valid exploration of how technology can be used to evoke emotional and sensory experiences beyond traditional screens or interfaces. The significance of the project lies in its ability to draw people into a fully embodied interaction—turning user actions into a shared, dynamic environment that evolves with their participation.
