In the Artists Emerge from their Paintings augmented reality application, virtual characters, objects, and information can appear in the room in front of the painting, on the same wall beside or over the canvas, and the application can even create a 3D space behind the wall of the room where the user is standing.
Read MoreProjector Mapping project accepted to Art Gallery, The 13th ACM SIGGRAPH Conference and Exhibition on Computer Graphics & Interactive Techniques in Asia (SIGGRAPH Asia 2020), Daegu, Korea/Virtual.
AI: Artificial Interruption creates by Hyejin Hannah Kum-Biocca and Jin Hong Kwon(Director of visual effects at Art Vision, Korean Broadcasting System).
Read MoreKonkuk University MIND lab won BK21 FOUR project: BrainKorea21 Program for Leading Universities & Students in South Korea supported by the Ministry of Education.
The project is funded for seven years at $361,000 a year by the Ministry of Education Korea. The project will involve the design of interactive interfaces and the Human-Computer Interaction project & education.
Read MoreLong Beach M.I.N.D. Labs present a demonstration of collaborative augmented reality. Two participants can enter the collaborative augmented reality environment to create a 3D painting with a friend, tour and rotate strange designs, while accompanied by a 6 ft virtual “robot” assistant. Spectators “outside” will also be able to enter the virtual environment via Skype telepresence “window”.
A large composite faces-of-the-world, AR Projection mapped will “supervise” the spectators and participants.
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Soyoung Jung, a Newhouse Ph.D. student and staff member of the M.I.N.D. Lab, won a top paper award for promising student paper (Best Paper by Student Authors) at the International Communication Association.
The paper is titled “Reciprocity of Inter-Media and Second Level Agenda Setting in the Case of Islamic State of Levant or Al-Sham (ISIS/ISIL/IS).” A certificate and cash prize will be awarded at the annual conference in San Diego.
This study investigates the reciprocal influence on inter-media and second level agenda setting using the case of ISIS/ISIL/Islamic State (IS) with big data analysis. The big data analysis is demonstrated using a time series analysis, the Granger causality with three different media organizations’ coverage: the amount of coverage from traditional media, the volume of tweets (social media) and official statements from governments regarding ISIS/ISIL/IS.
Danushka Bandara G’12 wears the functional near-infrared spectroscopy device.
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