After successful completion of the course, students are able to create an application with a multi-sensory user interface. They have experience with the selected sensors, actuators or displays and are able to design and implement hardware and software for interaction with the application.
Design and Implementation of selected aspects of multi modal user interfaces. Some topics will be: Eye tracking, Tangible Interfaces, Tracking and Motion Capturing, Locomotion, 3D interaction, Sound rendering, Perceptional illusions in VR...
First lessons will be held at the beginning of the semester to introduce the different topics students could choose and the basics of each projects.
Alternatively or additionally documents can be made available, which introduce the specialized knowledge necessary for the own application.
In the first phase a short written concept of the application is to be provided, which is discussed then with the course leaders.
In the second phase, the hardware and software of the application is designed and implemented. Suitable laboratory equipment is available for the implementation. Course leaders will be available one hour per week to answer students questions and give appropriate feedback on their projects.
In the final phase, the application or prototype will be evaluated through:
- a short document summurazing the work done
- a short proof of concept video demonstrating the results
- a short oral to present the project
Design and Implementation of selected aspects of multi modal user interfaces
ECTS Breakdown - 1.5 ECTS ~ 37.5h
3h Introduction and concept development25h Topic implementation8h Documentations (code, mid term and final reports) and demo video2h Final presentation
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Office hour dates if you have questions:
Every Wednesday 9-10h
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IMPORTANT DATES:
First report deadline: Wednesday 8th April
Final report deadline: Wednesday 15th June
Oral presentation: Monday 20th June (9-11h)
The final grade will be assessed as follows:
- The assessment of the final hardware or software prototype at the time of presentation/delivery (70%)- The quality and completeness of the video and documentation (20%)
- The final presentation (10%)
The student has to be enrolled for at least one of the studies listed below
Programming skills (C#, C++), basic computer graphics knowledge