MOVIN, a startup specializing in real-time motion capture technology, announced on the 5th that it has partnered with CUZ to unveil an interactive photo zone at Lotte World Adventure in Jamsil, Seoul. MOVIN has developed a high-quality real-time motion capture solution that tracks human motion without the need for markers or wearable trackers, drawing attention from the global market and securing investment from firms such as NAVER D2SF.
The new interactive installation, titled “Magical Moments,” was created to celebrate the 35th anniversary of Lotte World Adventure, and has received an enthusiastic response from visitors since its debut. When a guest performs specific gestures, the system recognizes the movement in real time, triggering a 20-second large-scale 3D projection mapping show. The experience delivers personalized visual content that dynamically responds to each visitor's actions.
A CUZ spokesperson stated that the collaboration has enabled them to provide highly advanced interactive content for park guests. “Even in outdoor conditions, we are able to maintain a high-quality immersive experience, and the public’s reaction has been overwhelmingly positive,” they added.
Byeoli Choi, CEO of MOVIN, remarked, “This project has successfully demonstrated the ability of our real-time motion capture technology to create immersive, interactive content experiences.” She continued, “We’re currently in talks with various real-time content creators and plan to bring innovative experiences to live commerce and live streaming formats as well.”
“Magical Moments” is now open daily at the Magic Castle photo zone within Lotte World Adventure.