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GestureTek’s augmented reality for Disney tour
GestureTek created an augmented reality experience for the Disney show Phineas and Ferb’s Perry the Platy-bus on tour. The experience worked via a video camera connected to a Ges- tureTek computer system. Disney fans could join the mission to bring Perry back home via augmented reality and virtually get in the action with Phineas, Ferb and other characters.
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Polin plans Santorini Water Fantasy launch
Polin’s Santorini Water Fantasy, Thai- land, will open in Spring 2013 as an aquatics addition to Santorini Park, an amusement park in the Phetch- aburi Province, Thailand. The existing amusement park is themed after the Greek island of Santorini. The water- park will sit on about four acres and will cost US$3.25m. The existing park sits on about eight acres of an existing 23.7 acres. Polin’s water- slides planned for the Santorini Water park include the King Cobra, Looping Rocket, Space Shuttle and Windigo.
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Ideal adds new features to its software systems
Ideal Software Systems has expanded its Business Solution with online and mobile solutions launched at IAAPA. Ideal provides amusement businesses with one full-featured solution from the game floor, food and beverage, redemption to back-of-house. Ideal revealed new features for its N-Site software and hardware product suite, including additions to its restaurant module, E-Commerce services and optical-scan cashless card readers.
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Innovative Leisure Sky Trail for Quest
Interactive family attractions specialist Innovative Leisure has installed the Sky Trail high ropes course at Paragon Entertainment’s Quest at Westfield, Merry Hill in the West Midlands, UK. The four pole, custom-built Sky Trail Explorer course was the latest completed by the company during 2012 and has been designed to fit into an atrium at 17m (56ft)-high by 8sq m (86sq ft)-wide. The course was designed in six weeks and manufactured in eight and covers four levels, pro- viding users with 39 challenging elements which increase in diffi- culty the higher they go.
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