Hubert Hu
Other Names: สถาพร ฮู, 胡秀楷 Email: hs dot hu @dal.ca Hubert is currently a PhD student under the supervision of Prof. Reilly. He is interested in using mixed reality in the context of education and cognitive science. He got his
Dr. Joseph Malloch
Joe’s research focuses on human computer interaction, especially as it concerns creativity support tools, computational media, and sensors and sensor fusion. You can find more information on his personal web site.
York Redoubt Mixed Reality Study
We are recruiting participants for a research study being conducted by the Graphics and Experiential Media Lab at Dalhousie University. We are exploring ways of combining mobile phones with head-worn augmented reality displays. Participants will explore the grounds of
Mixed Reality, Mixed Presence
A basic premise of collaborative mixed reality systems is that they enable mixed presence (collocated and remote) collaboration by effectively blending physical and virtual spaces. In this project we consider what it means to ‘effectively blend’ real and virtual for
Beach Pong
Beach Pong is a mashup of beach volleyball and the classic video game Pong. Holding large foam paddles, players shimmy side to side on either end of the sand court in order to hit the virtual ball. The ball is
Operation:Citadel
The reason the Citadel has such a “boring” historical story is due in part to the over-zealous work of Edward, Duke of Kent, who was obsessed with creating a defensive network that no adversary could overcome. Learning from the defeat
Tweetris
Tweetris is a lighthearted whole-body interactive exhibit employing a game-within-a-game concept. In the shape-matching game, players compete to make Tetris shapes (tetrominos) with their bodies. Snapshots of players making these shapes are tweeted, then used as tetrominos in a life