*Ouva video wall installation at Monash Children’s Hospital lobby *
Precise Control using Body and Gestures
The engaging high-resolution scenery and friendly characters welcome visitors and interact with them as soon as they step into the interactive zone. Visitors use their bodies and gestures to interface with this magical experience that extends the boundaries of imagination and physical space. This ever-changing Living Garden allows each visitor to create and nurture their unique plants through engineered plant DNA system. By combining different seeds, visitors can generate one of a kind plants which then they will get to nurture by pouring water on them when it rains or reflecting sunshine on them by using their bodies when the sun is out.
Mixing plants to generate new types of plants using genetic coding.
See the Living Garden experience in motion — the same software that powers the Monash welcome wall:
Seamless Transition
This virtual land is synced with the time in Melbourne in order to complement the sunlight beaming through tall windows in the atrium. This creates a seamless transition into the digital world designed to enlighten and support patients throughout the healing journey.
“We are very proud to get work with one of the leading health systems in Australia,” said Dogan Demir, CEO of OUVA. “It’s Ouva’s first collaboration in Australia, and we look forward bringing our intelligent, comprehensive patient experience to other impact areas of the facility shortly in order to better assist patients, measurably improve the care efficacy and satisfaction.”
“To see a child’s face light up when they enter the atrium and then run over to see what it is and start to interact, its just lovely”
Smart Ouva sensors track and measure patient experience metrics such as mood, physical activity, traffic, engagement, and interaction times to inform facility managers. Ouva dashboard provides complete reports of the patient experience metrics as well as actionable insights to further enhance the patient care and comfort.
Here is the project feature on Australia’s news channel: