The calibration is pretty good at dealing with the background noise of your table top area, and we set this up in a pretty average open workspace environment an

The calibration is pretty good at dealing with the background noise of your table top area, and we set this up in a pretty average open workspace environment and didn't encounter any issues with the image detection. Dynamicland has even lore advanced image detection from what I've gathered from various posts, where robots and action figures, and other 3d objects can be placed within a tabletop and integrated into a variety of different interactive programs. If you'd like to follow this down another path, nyc's Recurse Center has been supporting development of a Roomdb framework that also uses concepts from the Dynamicland universe. This goes more into the database side of things in the vein of Smalltalk and Linda, and is really interesting stuff. https://www.recurse.com/blog/132-living-room-making-rc-programmable https://www.recurse.com/blog/132-living-room-making-rc-progr... https://livingroomresearch.tumblr.com https://livingroomresearch.tumblr.com