What is 3d projection mapping?

3D projection mapping, also known as spatial augmented reality, is a technique that uses specialized software and projectors to cast images or videos onto three-dimensional objects or surfaces, rather than flat screens. This allows designers to create dynamic visual displays that interact with the shape and contours of the object, creating immersive experiences for audiences. It's commonly used in events, art installations, concerts, advertising, and architectural displays to transform ordinary objects or buildings into vibrant, animated canvases.