Wearable technologies – such as smart watches, smart glasses, smart objects, smart earbuds, or smart garments – are just starting to transform immersive user experience into formal education and learning at the workplace. These devices are body-worn, equipped with sensors more »
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Call for Contributors Teaching how to create and code Augmented Reality (AR) is an emerging topic in Higher Education. This should not be confused with the interest of various other subjects to use AR applications and content. Only a few more »
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Dr Fridolin Wild, the director of the lab, has joined the editorial board of Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence as associate editor. He will be overseeing in particular the area of AI for Human Learning and Behavior Change. Frontiers, the publisher, more »
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On entering Audiomotion Studios, visitors will encounter a ginormous space for motion capture (MoCap) with over 160 Vicon cameras mounted on the rigs (see picture). The Audiomotion Studio is the largest performance capture stage in Europe. Quite a number of more »
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The work of the Performance Augmentation Lab was recognised by the University with the Research Excellence Award for the academic year 2018/19. Fridolin Wild and John Twycross were awarded by the Pro-Vice Chancellor for Research and Global Partnerships, Prof Dr more »
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Just in time for Halloween, we have finalised work on a major release of the ‘WEKIT.one’, our next-generation app for wearable experiences in knowledge-intensive training. The development of the experience capturing software has been led by members of the Performance more »
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At the Augmented World Expo in Munich, we have been exhibiting the WEKIT project last week, showcasing the breakthrough achievements for our augmented reality and wearables solution in the space industry, aviation, and medicine. On stand #217, we exhibited the more »
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