Free to move through the event
Mobile Bullet Time brings the matrix effect directly into the action. Depending on the concept, the camera system moves freely through the event or operates at changing activity points. This creates spontaneous Bullet Time sequences exactly where something is happening.
Free to move through the eventCaptures at changing locations instead of a fixed shooting area.
Independent on the moveThe mobile 3D Matrix needs neither a fixed location nor a permanent power connection.
Personally supervisedThe pixow team guides the system, assists the guests and supervises the technology.
Right in the action
The system follows the programme, the audience and the moments that happen away from a fixed shooting area.
Two mobile systems
Mobile Bullet Time is being developed for two different ways of moving through an event. The suitable version depends on the surface, available space, visitor flow and programme.
The fully mobile Walking Matrix pixow WALK comes with 6 to 12 iPhones. In dense crowds, the compact 6-camera configuration is particularly easy to move. The unit is guided through the event without a fixed location or permanent power connection.
Ready for action in 2027pixow ROLL makes the technology of the classic Bullet Time photobooth mobile. The Rolling Matrix can be moved flexibly across firm, level surfaces without a permanent power connection. Once the final design is complete, it will be ready for use in early 2027.
How the mobile moment is created
The capture takes little longer than a regular photo. Our team accompanies the guests and supervises the system throughout the event.
The team moves the system to the current point of action at the event.
A quick idea or pose is enough. Our team offers suitable prompts whenever needed.
Several cameras capture the moment from different viewpoints.
After about 3 to 6 seconds, the finished animation can be viewed and shared.
For a smooth event flow
A site plan and event schedule help with preparation. Together, we define activity points, routes through the event, operator changes and the preferred delivery method. We also need a weather-protected base for breaks, battery changes and equipment.
Good to know
Mobile Bullet Time brings the matrix effect directly into the action. Several cameras capture one moment from different viewpoints while the system moves freely through the event or operates at changing positions.
The classic Bullet Time photobooth operates in a fixed shooting area. Mobile Bullet Time follows the action or moves between planned activity points. The result remains a Bullet Time animation from several viewpoints.
pixow WALK arrives in 2027 as a portable Walking Matrix with 6 to 12 iPhones. pixow ROLL moves as a Rolling Matrix across firm, level surfaces and can operate with DSLR cameras or iPhones. Its technical DSLR setup is already ready for use.
A distance of at least approximately 2 metres is planned between the mobile camera system and the subject. The unit itself is slightly wider than shoulder width. Around 15 to 20 people and, depending on the situation, slightly larger groups are possible.
Both mobile versions can operate without a permanent power connection. Batteries are changed during a break or operator change scheduled after approximately two hours at the latest.
Firm, level surfaces such as exhibition hall floors or asphalt are ideal. Carpet is also suitable. We assess paving, grass and gentle slopes for the specific event.
Outdoor use is possible in dry conditions. Rain on the camera lenses affects the animation, so we need a sheltered base for breaks, battery changes and equipment. This can also serve as an alternative capture area when needed.
The system uses daylight or existing event lighting and continuously adjusts the exposure. A system flash or on-camera flash can be added for evening events.
The actual capture is taken while stationary, just like a regular photo. We plan special action captures, such as a moving vehicle, individually according to the situation and safety requirements.
Depending on the selected resolution, the Bullet Time loop is ready after approximately 3 to 6 seconds.
Depending on the event, the animation can be delivered directly to a smartphone, by QR code, by email or through a sharing kiosk. Local delivery is also possible without an internet connection.
Gaussian Splatting is technically possible with a mobile unit. It requires a reliable internet connection to the processing hardware at the base. Event Wi-Fi can be used, but its available bandwidth must be checked in advance.
pixow handles transport, setup, dismantling and technical support. One person can operate pixow WALK, while two are recommended so that technology and guest interaction, including sharing, can be handled separately.
The venue, dates and occasion are the starting point. A site plan, the event schedule and information about visitor flow and preferred activity points help with planning.
Enquire about Mobile Bullet Time
Tell us the venue, dates, type of event and planned activities. With a site plan or a short description of the space, we can recommend the suitable mobile setup.
info@pixow.de