back-projected

Actors walk through back-projected sets; at the same time they're walking behind animated full-sized paper cutouts of spinning flywheels and meshing gears, all this in front of a painted set in the middle-background.

Sunday YouTube: The Fantastic World of Jules Verne 2008

Brian Glanville, the author of nineteen novels, explained that Flashman is an “antihero” who is “back-projected into an age in which the concept of heroes, maudlin and simpleminded though it might be, was still vigorously alive.”

Introduction to Flashman 2009

Brian Glanville, the author of nineteen novels, explained that Flashman is an “antihero” who is “back-projected into an age in which the concept of heroes, maudlin and simpleminded though it might be, was still vigorously alive.”

Archive 2009-03-01 2009

"It is tremendously odd," he admitted, as he stood beside what has already become one of the new museum's more discussed attractions -- an indoor replica of a "Merry Prankster" psychedelic bus with back-projected festival scenes on its windows that simulate, quite effectively, the "by the time we got to Woodstock" experience.

New Museum Is Barry Mazor 2008

It is believed that the weakly godlike agencies have created you as a vehicle for the introspective study of your historical antecedent by backward-chaining from your corpus of documented works, and the back-projected genome derived from your collateral descendants, to generate an abstract description of your computational state vector.

Asimov's Science Fiction 2004

Integrating high-resolution multitouch technology and back-projected floors, the team created a large, touch surface that recognizes the soles of the users shoes and allows them to manipulate controls using just their feet.

Tom's hardware UK 2010

It incorporates multi-touch technology into back-projected floors, and the floor can sense the pressure and

Megite Technology News: What's Happening Right Now Jason Kottke 2010

Jean wouldn't have been able to throw skivvies that far; but, we were under one of the high TV back-projected screens and I have to tell you - that is one big nose when there is a close-up on that big screen.

The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed Judith Fitzgerald 2010

It incorporates multi-touch technology into back-projected floors, and the floor can sense the pressure and recognize users based on the soles of their shoes.

Ubergizmo 2010

It incorporates multi-touch technology into back-projected floors, and the floor can sense the pressure and recognize users based on the soles of their shoes.

Ubergizmo 2010