Alex Kotzeff
Alex is an undergraduate research assistant working on support for AR Storytelling.
Thiago Malheiros Porcino
Dr. Thiago Porcino is a postdoctoral fellow, and his research interests include Human-Computer Interaction, focusing on Virtual/Augmented Reality, Cybersickness, and Games. He holds a Ph.D. and Master’s degree in computer science from Fluminense Federal University, Brazil.
AR Exhibit at Nocturne 2021 Art Festival
If you are in Halifax, come experience our interactive augmented reality exhibit Interchanges – Shared Augmented Reality Stories running from Oct 13–16 at the Museum of Natural History. The exhibit is the result of a collaboration between the GEM Lab
Creative Challenge at IMX 2020
A GEM Lab team participated in the IMX 2020 Creative Challenge Reimagining the Future of Storytelling with Augmented Reality sponsored by Snap, Inc.
Story CreatAR presented at IEEE VR Conference
Abbey presented Story CreatAR: a Toolkit for Spatially-Adaptive Augmented Reality Storytelling today at the IEEE VR Conference. You can view the recorded presentation and discussion below:
MIMIR
The MIMIR (Mission-Relevant Information Management for Integrated Response) project addresses the issue of how to support the current and future information needs of naval decision makers onboard Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) vessels. In the MIMIR project the Graphics and Experiential
Research assistantship available at GEM Lab
The Graphics and Experiential Media (GEM) Lab at Dalhousie University is seeking student candidates for a paid 6-month research assistantship for a project exploring novel interaction modalities in virtual reality (VR). This work meets the research project requirements for the
Recruiting Pairs for Augmented Reality Study
We are recruiting pairs of participants for a study exploring how people interact and share augmented reality (AR) experiences with others. The study will assess the impact of different sharing techniques in a real-world application. Participants will be required to
VR Perspective Compensation Study
We are recruiting participants for a study exploring how people perceive the relative size of objects in virtual reality. This study will assess the effectiveness of different presentation techniques for comparing objects. Participants will be required use a Virtual Reality
Object Selection Techniques for 3D Virtual Environments
The Graphics and Experiential Media (GEM) Lab at the Faculty of Computer Science at Dalhousie University is recruiting participants to take part in a research study to explore the use of different techniques for selecting objects in 3D immersive virtual