In the scientific series “Einstein” Swiss Television SF1 (which also reported on iart) reported on the augmented reality project lifeClipper, in which iart ist involved as commercial partner and technical adviser. Further information and videos you will find here.
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Looks pretty good so far, right? Even better: Material costs only add up to 350$, and everything that is used is available technology. A projector, a camera with face detection and you’re ready to go. “Sixth sense” is a project of the “fluid interfaces group” at the media lab of the MIT in Boston. iart has also been experimenting with new interfaces, but more so in augmented reality. One of our research projects is lifeClipper, a project with Jan Torpus, where we provided the technical solution as the main economic partner.
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Together with research partners and under the artistic leadership of Jan Torpus, iart has refined the technical features of an augmented reality system, experimenting with the content and design of scenarios for different applications. In the research project lifeClipper2, two scenarios were developed: the archaeological reconstruction of a Celtic settlement on the Voltaplatz in Basel and the visualisation of plans to redesign the port in Basel’s St. Johann district. Read More
iart maintaines a long working relationship with the the Institute of Design and Art Research at the Academy of Art and Design FHNW in Basel. Read More
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At the Novartis Campus our guests from Creative Star Shanghai tested lifeClipper2 and experienced the potential of Augmented Reality. Read More
| 28. April 2008 |
The video shows impressions from the iart aperitif on 28 April 2008. Partners comment on their cooperation with iart. During the event Jin Jiangbo, director of Creative Star Shanghai, and Valentin Spiess, director of iart interactive ag, signed a cooperation contract. Read More
How do the partners of iart judge the potential of lifeClipper2 in practice? Which fields do they regard as possible applications for Augmented Reality? Read More