Augmented Reality

Stardust II

May 29, 2013

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Augmented Reality, interaction, projection mapping, stardust

After the conceptualization part of the process, I started to visualize the installation. I created the following model using animation + projection mapping of how Stardust would look and feel. I also did visual research and found the project Delicate Boundaries by Chris Sugrue beautiful and inspiring. The work by Yayoi Kusama was an inspiration…

Augmented Reality Hockey / Realization

May 29, 2013

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Augmented Reality, game, interaction, pilot project, play, Pong, processing

AR Hockey and Pong The logic of AR Hockey is similar to the logic of the arcade game Pong: two opposing paddles and a ball that bounces back and forth. To make my game I would learn how to make Pong myself, and then modify it to the specificities that AR Hockey demands like body…

Augmented Reality Hockey / Concept

May 29, 2013

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AR Hockey, Augmented Reality, game, open source, play

Play allows us to explore materials mixing up unexpected things and make mistakes. We learn from these mistakes and take those lessons out of play into real life. Play is a state where we are in the moment, and this is a quality in interaction design and in the type of enchanting experiences I seek…

Pop-up Video Film

October 2, 2012

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Augmented Reality, enchantment, pop-up book, presentation, process, projection mapping

Here is the film of my Pop-up book + projection presentation! It is a short film showing snippets of how it worked and an overall feel of it. The actual presentation was 20 minutes long. 🙂

Book of the Week: The End of Hardware

April 18, 2012

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Augmented Reality, bibliography, book of the week, end of hardware, project glass, research

The End of Hardware They say “don’t judge a book by its cover” and I think that in this case, it rang true. Aside from the Clip-Art graphics on the cover, The End of Hardware, by Rolf R. Hainich talks about what a few years from now was in the edge of product development or…

The End of Hardware

April 10, 2012

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Augmented Reality, glass project, glasses, google, serendipity

As Rolf R. Hainich predicted in his book The End of Hardware (my review of the same coming soon), one day we will no longer need a computer, or a tablet, or a screen to augment our reality, to enhance what we see (use apps, for instance) or to connect with others. Well, that day…

Recap: NODE Berlin + Communication Week

February 10, 2012

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Augmented Reality, markers, NODE, process

Communication Week Anders Hofgaard and Serge Rompza, from NODE Berlin gave us a one week workshop on publishing and communication. We presented what our projects are about, and also learned the importance of getting our work out there. Hence this blog! Although, I have to admit, this blog wasn’t so active back in November… Serge…

Augmented Reality

Stardust II

Augmented Reality Hockey / Realization

Augmented Reality Hockey / Concept

Pop-up Video Film

Book of the Week: The End of Hardware

The End of Hardware

Recap: NODE Berlin + Communication Week

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