On Sunday, March 20th at 8pm Sydney, Australia time (2am PST, 5am EST, 9am GMT), Obscura will unveil one of its most creative innovations to date, when it will fuse live experiential technology with a masterpiece of modernist architecture. The iconic Sydney Opera House will become an augmentation of a live symphonic performance, amplifying the artistry of the YouTube Symphony Orchestra event with real-time audio-reactive graphic projections that will simultaneously canvas the interior and exterior of the iconic building with parallel projection shows. Learn more and tune in live at http://www.youtube.com/symphony.

A sneak-peak of the external projection from this evening’s test run.

Nat Geo Amazing, National Geographic’s new show about all things unbelievably cool, features Obscura Digital in the episode entitled “Jesus Lizard and Ghost Science”. The show aired last Friday, the 3rd of September, but will rerun a few times this week. Check it out!

Obscura hosts Google’s second annual West Coast Creative Sandbox. Google invited the industries most creative people to come and experience all of Googles new technologies and to be immersed in our creative new warehouse.

Obscura Digital announces Live, a web-based map tool for finding current and upcoming projects and events. The map will maintain an active list of public and accessible locations featuring Obscura technology. You’re invited to visit the RockWall, our 18 foot multi-user, multitouch memorabilia experience installed in three Hard Rock Cafes, with more locations coming soon. If the RockWall isn’t close by, look for our Hard Rock Cafe Solo experience, a single user version that’s a smaller size but with the same big multitouch experience. Or find the next stop of the Pipeline of Innovation, Kodak’s epic 24 foot long multi-user, multitouch table. We’re spreading innovative technology around the world - now you can find out where and when.

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The City of San Francisco was asked by ChinaSF, the business development agency responsible for relations between the Country of China and San Francisco to find a technologically advanced venue to host a summit.  They naturally turned to Obscura.  65 people, including the head of San Francisco’s economic development office, China’s Council General and businessman Vincent Lo were in attendance.  Our studio is a virtual playground of emerging technologies and the crowd was wowed.  The Luncheon focused on technology, as well as the benefits of doing business in and with China.

They discussed the new payroll tax exemption, and discussed all the new technology Obscura is cooking up in the shop…

Obscura’s showing off our stuff on the Science Channel tonight at 8 pm! Check out the show’s website.

Wired magazine dropped by the shop to do a little video piece on Obscura… See the video

Obscura brings technology to Soho’s Esquire House. Read the full article.

AdAge credits Obscura with being one of the few agencies who “have melded art and science to create new, digitally driven experiences.”  Read the full article.

AdAge credits Obscura with being one of the few agencies who “have melded art and science to create new, digitally driven experiences.”  Read the full article.

“I have seen a lot of cool technology, but this still makes my jaw drop whenever I see it in person.” Said Joe Tenczar, CIO for Hard Rock International, when discussing the 18’ multi-touch wall Obscura created for them.  Read the full article.