October 2010
7 posts
Interview session following the user-centered observation excercises in the previous video. Christian Lange talks about his experiences, using different interfaces and navigating in Virtual Tours. These are the the key parts of Interview from which insights can be deducted. These insights will be shown in a following post.
Video of an excercise for a user-centered design research.
Following a friend of mine navigate and orientate in real viewpoints in Zurich.
In the 2nd part observation techniques are used to study the use of Google Street View and a Virtual Tour created by Ghosts in Armour.
Master Project - Final Update
Technical requirements and resources have recently come to a level where an affordable fully projected hemi-spherical dome system can be realized without the use of specialised mirrors or lenses.
This opens up the possiblity for them to be used more widely for temporary immersive installations for exhibitions. As content, photo-based virtual tours are one scenario this can be used for....
Urban Optometry →
Methods – Orientation in real and virtual... →
Microsoft Research: Lightspace legt... →
Demo: Stunning data visualization in the... →
September 2010
4 posts
T Visionarium - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia →
ZKM | ZKM - Kooperationen / EXPO 2000 / Skoda →
iCINEMA Centre Home →
Hatje Cantz Verlag | Un_imaginable →
August 2010
3 posts
Chris McCormick's Squeakyshoecore →
Complete Beginner’s Guide to Design Research →
Playsonic: AV Fun with a Game Controller →
May 2010
1 post
Minority Report-style Mobile Interface →
April 2010
1 post
March 2010
5 posts
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“depth of fovea” :: Quick 3D render done in Cinema 4D as a teaser for tecno-fovea, a collaborative perspective art piece by Armin Seltz, Matt Wright and Diego Soroa. Coming soon to the QuidQuoPro Exhibition in Vitoria, Spain. 1st of April - 6th of June 2010.
Ready, Set, Go!
Ok this it. A first post to get things going.
The Master here in Zurich, Switzerland started 2 weeks ago and is starting to get more serious now. So expect to see some experimentation and lots of semi-fun stuff here soon.
Here is a link to the website of my program: http://master.design.zhdk.ch/en/