At this years Informatics Inside there were exciting and interesting presentations of the current master students of MKI. The VRLAB has participated in the “Call for Posters” with a contribution to the Oculus Rift and not without success! We congratulate the winners of the Faculty TEC and are very proud of our second place.
A new Semester has begun and we were able to recruit six new members for VRLab. We welcome Veronika Rein, Steffen Schellig, Raphael Fritsch, Dominik Waas, Lukas Schmitt and Polina Vorobeva. We are looking forward to a good cooperation!
New equipment arrived! The SL3000va is a autostereoscopic 3D-Display build by Tridelity. The display allows the spectator to see a three-dimensional picture without having to wear glasses. The included demo video leaves a good impression and we are curious to see what future projects might be done with it in our VRLab.
You can find a new video in our YouTube channel, which shows you our first demoapplications with the Oculus Rift. The “Holzsteg” demo was developed in Unity Pro, the rollercoaster with help of the Unreal Development Kit. The applications provide a first taste of what will come in the future. We’ll keep you posted!
One week – a lot of highlights: This year’s Knowledge Week at Reutlingen University, the Virtual Reality Laboratory could be visited and experienced. One day for students to get informations about studies in Reutlingen and the open day took place on november. Play chess on the Power Wall? A Multi-Touch Cube coupled with the lightning …
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Now online! Our first results in a short video: This video shows our application to controll a PowerPoint presentation with the Leap Motion Controler. It is a small part of our Motion Sense Suite, developed by students of the VRlab Reutlingen project. “Motion Sense” is the name of a project, startet in the summer semester …
“BOTS” is the working title for a computer game currently being developed by Kevin Meergans within the VRLab. The game was designed as a serious game aiming not only to entertain its players but to teach, inform or train them by incorporating specific content. The narrative of the game takes place within a computer and …
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