Engineering Experiences
The evidence-based synthesis of embodied user experiences in immersive (virtual) worlds presents itself as one of the most exciting avenues of research and development with a direct impact on people’s lives in a wide-range of sectors, be it for entertainment, education, research, engineering, or even general everyday professional and personal life. Currently, a systematic study of the immersive medium from a visual perception viewpoint is nascent at best.
This demonstration will present the results of an ongoing project, titled “Embodied Cognitive Experiences”, at the University of Bremen, and the University of Arts Bremen, Germany. The project is an interdisciplinary initiative involving researchers and students of cognitive science, spatial cognition, artificial intelligence, psychology, digital media, media studies, and design.
The main goal of the project is to: conduct evidence-based research in visuo-auditory and visuo-locomotive perception (involving multi-modal physiological data) aimed at studying the (embodied) reception and interpretation of dynamic visuospatial imagery and sensorimotor interactions in humans, and their implications in designing cognitive assistive technologies concerned with the synthesis of user experience in everyday, professional, and creative performance.
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Professor within the Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics at the University of Bremen, Germany; and Stiftungs Professor at the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI Bremen). He leads the Human-Centred Cognitive Assistance Group at the University of Bremen, Germany, and is Director and co-founder of the research and consulting group DesignSpace
I am a Research assistant at the University of Bremen. After my Architectural Studies at the Department of Architecture, University of Patras (Greece), I currently pursue interdisciplinary research between Architecture, Cognitive Science, and Environmental Psychology at the DesignSpace Group.
Jakob Suchan is doctoral researcher within the Human-Centred Cognitive Assistance Lab at the Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics, University of Bremen, Germany. His research is in the area of cognitive vision (www.cognitive-vision.org), particularly focussing on the integration of vision and AI (specifically, KR) from the viewpoint of computational cognitive systems where integrated (embodied) perception and interaction are involved. Jakob is also a member of the the DesignSpace Group.
Media designer with interest in the digital narrative form. Currently involved in the design and implementation of experiments designed to study effects of staging and cinematography techniques.
Media engineer with expertise in 3D sound design and cinematography. Currently involved in studying the relationship between user experience and sound formats in immersive content, in particular on the design and analysis of sound for immersive environments.
Computer engineer with a background in software system design. Currently focusing on 3D modelling and videography.
Computer scientist and media specialist with core expertise in programming and visual computing. Currently focusing on designing visual perception studies and multi-modal analysis of user behaviour data.
Researcher with a focus in Psychology and Audiovisual Engineering. Currently involved in multimodal visuo-auditory analysis from the viewpoint of Cognitive Film Studies, in particular in the study of diegetic and non-diegetic sound.
Electronic engineer with background in microprocessors and signal processing. Currently focusing on 3D modelling and videography.
Computer engineer with skills in UIX, web programming, and animation. Currently focusing on data analysis with an emphasis on the study of user behavior data.
Information engineer with a background in microelectronic design. Currently focusing on immersive content generation and sound design for digital narrative forms.
Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics Enrique-Schmidt-Str. 5 Building : CARTESIUM, Level 3 Bremen 28359, Germany Email : info@hcc.uni-bremen.de
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