Waspi Mimosa - Interactive Touch Screen Presentation Software
WASPi Mimosa – Interactive Touch Screen Presentation Software is a non-linear interactive storytelling presentation software for “walking the viewer through the story” with dynamic interactive graphics that simplify conveying information based on complex data analysis as commonly found in the business. news, elections, weather, or sports. WASPi Mimosa, the Touch Screen interface software grabs and holds your audience’s attention and can be configured to be used with Multitouch displays, tablets, immersive virtual graphics, or video wall display systems.
Key Features
Gestures
Graphic artists can visually assign any of 42 multi-touch gestures to any particular graphics object in a scene. These gestures can trigger subsequent actions in the scene to present content in a dynamic and appealing format.
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Telestration
Telestration functions are built-in to WASPi Mimosa. Presenters can highlight and draw over the real-time rendered output using Lines, Arrows, Ellipses, Rectangles, or through a Pencil function. The shapes, brush types, brush color and thickness are customizable. Telestration on 3D surfaces is possible within a scene (i.e. presenters can draw on a football pitch displayed in a perspective view).
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Customizable Menu System
The default WASPi Mimosa tools menu can be replaced by custom menus that are specific to a particular type of presentation such as elections, game shows, weather or business news among other applications. Users can design the interface of the interactive functions available to the presenter.
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Interactive Video Playback
The scrub playback mode lets presenters interact, highlight frame-by-frame and play video files
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Communication ADD-IN
When working simultaneously with scenes across multiple WASP3D playout servers (i.e. a Sting Server and WASPi Mimosa), the communication add-in allows operators to automatically synchronize data, scene animations and command operations across the various Sting Servers. This enables presenters to use the interactivity features in a touch screen application to trigger events and graphics on a separate Sting Server.
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