Deep Red is a Chair of Excellence supported by the Grenoble INP Foundation in partnership with LYNREDIts aim is to use artificial intelligence to process, analyse and visualise infrared data more efficiently. For Tech&Fest, the Chair has created a fun and innovative escape game based on infrared technology: L'Enquête Pélican.
Scenario :
In the city's artistic quarter, Marie Saquet, an enigmatic painter with a passion for infrared technology, is violently attacked in her studio. Struck on the head and left unconscious, the artist now lies in a critical condition, plunged into a delirium where the line between reality and imagination is blurred. The mystery deepens when we realise that a long-awaited masterpiece has been stolen from her studio.
Players take on the role of private detectives, specially hired to solve the mystery of the missing painting. Guided by clues derived from infrared technology, they must find the stolen painting before the exhibition is cancelled and the masterpiece disappears forever. Each of the suspects has motives and alibis, but hidden truths emerge as the investigation progresses...
Project objective : Bringing infrared technology to the general public
Project leaders : Xavier BRENIERE, Jocelyn CHANUSSOT, Antonin PAOLI
Organisations associated with the project :
– Deep Red Chair
– Lynred
– Grenoble INP Foundation
– Gipsa-lab
- Inria (French National Institute for Research in Digital Science and Technology)
– Grenoble INP – Ense³, UGA
– Grenoble INP – Phelma, UGA
– Grenoble INP – Ensimag, UGA
– Polytech Grenoble
– ENSAG Grenoble (National School of Architecture)
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Find out more about the Pelican Investigation : : Presentation support
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