What is projection mapping?
Projection mapping is the method of warping or arranging projected images and videos to match physical objects' dimensions. Essentially it is the practice of real-world objects as projection surfaces and using software to adjust for distortions. The purpose is to utilize technology to handle lighting onto different surface types and transform ordinary things into interactive, 3D representations. It's rising in popularity because it's a medium for video trends in events. In essence, it's like designing with light – a way to add textures, colors, and even emotions to an environment. You really can project anything – from company branding, all the way through to cinema-style narratives.
Necessary parts
In common, to pull off projection mapping, you require four things:
-A projector
-A processor with data you want to project
-Software to bend the data onto real-world objects
-An object or situation that you wish your projected data to match.
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