Info about the Project
In order to explore the non-locative potential of augmented reality, this project uses AR in conjunction with motion capture technology to create stories that are not location specific. These stories, which often focus on elucidating abstract concepts, are designed to be fully immersive while existing in whatever location the users inhabits while watching them. These stories are then combined into a single interface, which allows the user to switch between them as if they were channels on a television.
Faculty: Jay Bolter
Students: Joshua Crisp, Rhiannan Starr Berry, Anaya Patel, Bianca Guerreo, Destini Deinde-Smith, Rachel Huang, Yuri Ahn
In order to explore the non-locative potential of augmented reality, this project uses AR in conjunction with motion capture technology to create stories that are not location specific. These stories, which often focus on elucidating abstract concepts, are designed to be fully immersive while existing in whatever location the users inhabits while watching them. These stories are then combined into a single interface, which allows the user to switch between them as if they were channels on a television.
Faculty:
Jay Bolter
Students:
Joshua Crisp, Rhiannan Starr Berry, Anaya Patel, Bianca Guerreo, Destini Deinde-Smith, Rachel Huang, Yuri Ahn
