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IEEE VR, which took place at the end of March, is one of the premier international venues for the presentation of research in the broad area of immersive media. The conference highlights various applications of AR and VR technology across more »
Continue readingFriday, March 22, 2019, saw Dr Fridolin Wild and Joanna Jesionkowska invited by Richard John Pugsley from the EF Academy Oxford to talk about how Smart Glasses like the Microsoft Hololens or the Magic Leap One will change the classroom more »
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26 participants from five universities across Europe have participated in the first School of AR that was organised by AR-for-EU consortium. All the classes were life-streamed with students following from Norway, Russia, UK and Germany. The School of AR provided more »
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Our PhD candidate Alla Vovk created a reading list with textbooks for those interested to learn more about Augmented Reality and related topics. Finally did something that was planning for a very long time — created an Augmented Reality Reading List. As more »
Continue readingLearning Analytics in Augmented Reality (or LAAR for short), the EU funded project I’ve been working on as part of my position in PAL, looks at how technology can support learning. In particular it looks at work-based training where augmented more »
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With Alison Kahn from Stanford University and the Pitt Rivers Museum, we started engaging with the culture of the mysterious and little-known Naga, located in North East India. If the vision turns reality, visitors could see holograms on a trail, more »
Continue readingThe beginning of September saw me attend the forth (technically my second) of the partner meetings for the LAAR project. This meeting was hosted by the wise Chris Van Goethem, our projects connection to the weird and wonderful world of more »
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