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Slideshow: Building a Playground of Light

Innovations from NYU's technology program include a digital projector that turns the walls and floor of a therapist's office into an interactive game space. The goal: keeps kids engaged. By Quinn Norton.
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The "Personal Space Suit" raise spikes if you get too close, created by Terance Arjo for the ITP Spring Show.Photo: Quinn Norton

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Perich's drawing machine creates art while you wait at the ITP Spring Show in New York.

Perich's drawing machine creates art while you wait, at the ITP Spring Show in New York.

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Student Karl Channell with "Unidentified Chasing Object," a red autonomous telepresence balloon at the ITP Spring Show in New York.

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Children interact with Infinite Games, a projector system for enhancing occupational therapy effectiveness at the ITP Spring Show in New York.

Photo: Quinn Norton