There are two main types of interactive installations: content-oriented and fun-oriented. When building an interactive installation, it is important to understand the context well, ensure the installation solves the intended purpose, and avoid unnecessary high-tech ideas. Instead, focus on designs that are feasible yet interesting that people will truly enjoy interacting with.

1. Interactive Installations Source: united visual arts

2. Source: Neorizon Installations & its scenario

3. Source: whitereadtate Installation those are static Types of Installations

4. Source: united visual arts Installations those are dynamic, live and interactive Types of Installations

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6. Two kinds of installation Content oriented Fun oriented Source: united visual arts Source: id lab Content oriented Fun oriented Types of Interactive Installations

7. Source: idlab Real life metaphors are good idea to start with!! Thoughts of building Interactive Installations

8. Source: idlab Thoughts of building Interactive Installations Understand the context well

9. Source: idlab Understand the context well Your installation must solve the purpose Thoughts of building Interactive Installations

10. Source: idlab Understand the context well Your installation must solve the purpose Do not think of unnecessary high tech ideas!! Thoughts of building Interactive Installations

11. Source: idlab Understand the context well Your installation must solve the purpose Do not think of unnecessary high tech ideas!! Think feasible yet interesting Thoughts of building Interactive Installations

12. Source: idlab Understand the context well Your installation must solve the purpose Do not think of unnecessary high tech ideas!! Think feasible yet interesting People should LOVE it Thoughts of building Interactive Installations

13. ACHILLE CASTIGLIONI – la memoria degli oggetti i – bar Eye step by eye click magic sells That’s Alcohol by David Boardman, Roberto Pansoli & Peter Knocke Interactive installations by Camille Utterback Projects by Ars Electronica Projects by Art+Com Nokia Flagship store at Newyork Audience by Random International & Chris O’shea Breil Installation by Interaction Design Lab ENBW Energy Globe Global 4D Light Tracer Projects by experiential lab, dotdotdot, co-design and more Videos for reference & understanding

14. Prof. Keyur Sorathia, Dept. of Design, Indian Institute of Technology - Guwahati