Mobility Studio at Stockholm University
The project Authoring tool for narrative based pervasive games [PDF] is a first step to allow for public user content creation of the game environment in the Backseat Playground project [Exjobbspoolen]. … Continue Reading →
The purpose of this master thesis is to examine possibilities and issues with using 3G networks for mobile augmented-reality (AR) games. It will take its starting point in a case study … Continue Reading →
The purpose of this master thesis is to examine possibilities and issues of pinpointing physical objects within a mobile augmented-reality (AR) game. More info can be found at: [PDF].
Microsoft Research in Cambridge has decided to extend collaboration with the Studio and the funding for the Backseat Playground project. The extended funding will partly be used to investigate possibilities … Continue Reading →
The Mobile Life Center at Stockholm University is one of 15 competence centers that have been selected by the Swedish Governmental Agency for Innovation Systems (VINNOVA) to become a so-called … Continue Reading →
Oskar Juhlin’s and Mattias Östergren’s paper Time to meet face-to-face and device-to-device [PDF] has been accepted as short paper to the Mobile HCI conference in September 2006. The paper argues … Continue Reading →
The paper Believable environments – Generating interactive storytelling in vast location-based pervasive games [PDF], written by Anton Gustafsson, John Bichard, Liselott Brunnberg, Oskar Juhlin and Marco Combetto, was awarded “Best … Continue Reading →
The article Public road signs as intermediate interaction [PDF], written by Oskar Juhlin and Daniel Normark, will be published in a special issue of Space and Culture. It presents a … Continue Reading →
The Mobile Life Center have been selected by the Swedish Governmental Agency for Innovation Systems (VINNOVA) to become a so-called VINN Excellence Center, funded by a total amount up to 210 … Continue Reading →
The short paper Backseat Playgrounds: Pervasive Storytelling in Vast Location Based Games [PDF], written by John Bichard, Liselott Brunnberg, Marco Combetto, Anton Gustafsson, and Oskar Juhlin has been accepted to … Continue Reading →