Featured Projects
Tours will be held once every hour (starting at 5 minutes past the hour)! Come see the tools that we use to create one-of-a-kind research prototypes. We have everything from laser cutters and 3D printers to table saws and soldering irons, and we use them to create many of the custom electronics, cases, and wearable prototypes you see in our demos. Stop by the elevator to the basement or ask the folks at the registration desk if you need help finding us! For more information please visit the GVU Prototyping Lab Website Website: |
The Quixote system is an artificial intelligence technique for teaching robots and artificial virtual agents how to do things by telling them stories. Stories present a natural means of communicating complicated, tacit procedural knowledge. Quixote thus reads in natural language stories and learns to emulate the behaviors of the characters in the stories. The long term goal of the project is to make AI programming accessible to non-programmers and non-AI experts. We have also shown that stories can be an effective means of demonstrating ethical behavior to robots and AIs. |
TRANSMEDIA STORYSCAPE The story of The Ghost Club is bigger than just a feature film ‚ it inhabits a complex world with a deep history and mythology that engages its audience members, inviting them into the Ghost Club storyscape. The concept of the Club, its team members, and the reality and rules of this world are introduced through a variety of non-traditional media channels, web series, social networks, online games, augmented reality mobile applications, and more. |
About GVU
GVU Resource Labs
App Lab
Built for Success
A mobile computing "hackerspace."
Visit the App Lab website
Location: TSRB 333
GVU Prototyping Lab
From Concept to Creation
A rapid prototyping "makerspace."
Visit the Prototyping Lab website
Location: TSRB Basement
GVU Craft Lab
Making for All
A soft-goods "makerspace."
Visit the Craft Lab website
Location: TSRB 225B
Usability Lab
Testing Methods and Technology
An adaptable project testing space.
Visit the Usability Lab website
Location: TSRB 216