Sentence examples for interactive physical from inspiring English sources

Spontaneous interactive physical activity has gone the way of pen pals, mix tapes, movie dates, and skinny baseball players.

And, Amiibos are flying off the shelves selling around 2.6 million in the first six months, which is twice the volume of sales achieved by Nintendo's flagship Super Smash Bros franchise on the Wii U. Secondly, they all include collectible interactive physical figurines, based on game characters, such as Mario in the case of Nintendo.

It also highlights the design of an interactive physical book interface design of the augmented reality book.

Its flagship product "Sword Phoenix" provides patients with interactive physical rehabilitation exercises from the comfort of their own home, supervised by remote physiotherapists.

Record labels may even use them in the future to create interactive physical album covers, to bring back that sense of engagement that used to come from perusing a CD or record's liner notes.

This paper presents the development of an interactive mobile augmented reality magical playbook for preschool children in learning numbers using an old folklore literature, The Thirsty Crow, via mobile augmented reality application and interactive physical book interface design.

Two IndieCade visitors play Hit Me!—a hyper-interactive physical game that requires a player to hit the button on their opponent's heads, triggering a camera to take a snapshot.

And, given the interactive iBooks' physical size, an 8GB iPad would only hold one or two digital textbooks.

The study is a non-randomised, non-blinded controlled trial, including two groups: 1) Comparison group (n = 35), which will receive a 12 month standard treatment at the hospital setting plus a weekly interactive and physical activity session; 2) Experimental group (n = 99), which will receive the standardized treatment at the hospital plus a weekly session together with a peer of their choice.

Although it's still in prototype form, CIANT's animated bust (carved by Jan Kovářík) uses a combination of video mapping, interactive technologies, and physical cues from visitors to engage audiences physically and emotionally.

This fall, students from Pensacola to Phoenix collected stories of people who worked, grew up, served, were held, or advocated at Guantánamo to develop a digital timeline, interactive map, and physical exhibit, just opened in New York and traveling around the country.