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“A Mobile Music Museum Experience for Children”
(Video: http://youtu.be/grPzyDW6G_Q)
by Mikkel Helleberg Jørgensen, Aske Sønderby Knudsen, Thomas Michael Wilmot, Kasper Duemose Lund, Stefania Serafin, Hendrik Purwins
has been accepted as a demo at The International Conference on New Interfaces for Musical Expression (NIME) 2015:
https://nime2015.lsu.edu/.
Luis E. Bruni, Sarune Baceviciute and Mohammed Arief, from the Augmented Cognition lab at AD:MT (Copenhagen) won the best paper award at ICIDS 2014 – International Conference on Interactive Digital Storytelling, hold in November 3-7, 2014 at the National University of Singapore.
The article titled “Narrative Cognition in Interactive Systems: Suspense-Surprise and the P300 ERP Component” is published in Springer’s Interactive Storytelling – Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Vol. 8832, 2014.
Daniel Langhoff Nielsen and Henrik Schønau-Fog presented a paper at the international “Future and Reality of Gaming” annual games conference in Vienna.
The paper “In the Mood for Horror – A Game Design Approach on Investigating Absorbing Player Experiences in Horror Games” will appear in the conference proceedings later this year.
Conference website: http://frogvienna.at/en/
Since 2010 we have had a collaboration with the Roskilde Festival, were the idea is to let the students develop semester projects especially targeted at the festival. Throughout the semester the students receive feedback from the festival and at the end the best projects are chosen for implementation. In 2010 there were 8 student project. In 2011 5 projects were at the festival… Last year there were 2 projects. This year’s 3 projects are: Continue reading “Medialogy at Roskilde Festival”
On June 26th our new Medialogy Masters graduated. Congratulations to all of you!
Continue reading “Graduation Ceremony for Medialogy Masters 2013”
Jennifer Telafer Johansen, a 6th semester student at Medialogy CPH was selected among the students volunteers at the IEEE VR 2013 conference, and she participated in the event in Orlando, Florida from March 15th to 21st: http://ieeevr.org/2013/
At this years Audio Engineering Society 49th International Conference on Audio for Games, there was a whole session about “Perception of Interactive Audio” involving only Medialogy projects. The Papers that were presented were both from students, PhD students and professors associated with Medialogy CPH:
“Can Interactive Procedural Audio Affect the Motorical Behaviour of Players in Computer Games with Motion Controllers?”
by Niels Bøttcher
“Preliminary Investigation of Self-reported Emotional Responses to Approaching and Receding Footstep Sounds in a Virtual Reality Context”
by Erik Sikström, Niels Christian Nilsson, Rolf Nordahl, and Stefania Serafin
“Auditory Feedback to Improve Navigation in a Maze Game”
by Kevin Dahlstrøm, Nicolai Gajhede, Søren K. Jacobsen, Nicklas S. Jakobsen, Søren Lang, Magnus L. Rasmussen, Erik Sikstrom and Stefania Serafin
“Rhythm-Action Games: The sonic interaction perspective”
by Cumhur Erkut and
Hüseyin Hacihabiboğlu, Informatics Institute, Middle East Technical University
See more about the conference here: http://www.audioforgames.net
Senior Vice President, R&D, Volvo Cars Peter Mertens visited on January 28th the Multimodal Experience Lab, together with representatives from Volvo Denmark and campus head Lene Lange. The tour included a demonstration of a haptic chair for Volvo cars by Master student Stefano Trento and a demo of the Volvo Intelligent News by 7th semester students Allan Koudal, Michael Rosendahl, Jannik Jepsen and Jóhannes Ingi Árnason. The Volvo delegation was extremely impressed by the results achieved by the students in one semester.
AAU CPH are hosting this years Nordic Game Jam.
Nordic Game Jam is the biggest video game industry event in Denmark and one of the largest game jams in the whole world. Whether you are a game designer, programmer, sound designer, graphic artist or simply just interested in making games, Nordic Game Jam is an exciting opportunity to jump in and make games, meet developers and new best friends from many countries, and have a fantastic fun weekend in the beautiful city of Copenhagen.
Participants are a mix of industry veterans, indie developers and students, and Nordic Game Jam is one of the primary vehicles behind the new generation of game developers. This is the place to experiment with platforms and game ideas in an intense and informal atmosphere. It’s the place where a new generation of talents can be found and friendships are made.
Everyone is welcome. For more information visit http://nordicgamejam.org
At the Fifth International Conference on Interactive Digital Storytelling in San Sebastian, Spain, section of Media Technology, Copenhagen is participating with four paper presentations and a workshop.
At the Fifth International Conference on Interactive Digital Storytelling in San Sebastian, Spain, section of Media Technology, Copenhagen is participating with four paper presentations and a workshop.
The following papers were presented:
Continue reading “4 Papers and a Workshop at ICIDS 2012”
