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Last updated: Friday, April 8, 2011

Vodafone has just released a new advert in the UK, and used some cutting-edge 3D Projection Mapping techniques to show off the evolution of the cell phone in a different way. Most of you will have seen projection mapping before in those videos of buildings being seemingly destroyed or manipulated at night. Here’s a good example: Vodafone

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Vodafone’s Evolution of Mobile advert using 3D projection mapping

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