Patricia’s master presented

Patricia Panqueva exhibit her master project [PDF], called “Glowing Citizens” at Volvo Showroom, Kungsträdgården Stockholm, between the 16th of June and July 2nd. The project was a collaboratin between Umeå … Continue Reading →

Funding

The Swedish Strategic Research Foundation (SSF) has decided to prolong the funding of the Mobile Life programme, which is part of its IT research programme. The decision provides additional funding … Continue Reading →

Research on Backseat Playground

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, has been … Continue Reading →

Mobility seminar

On Thursday, the 20th of April, 14.00-16.00, Nyssim Lefford will hold a seminar. Nyssim will discuss how to make a game of the generative process in art. She is currently … Continue Reading →

Backseat playground was made public

The result of the Backseat Playgorund project was made public in Cambridge at Microsoft Research´s workshop called “Create, Play and Learn” the 4th of April. The prototype was also demonstrated … Continue Reading →

Congratulations

Mattias Östergren successfully defended his PhD thesis Traffic Encounters – Drivers meeting face-to-face and peer-to-peer on the Department of Applied Information Technology, at the IT-university in Göteborg this Friday.

New Mobility member

Today Patricia Panqueva worked her first day in the studio. In her master thesis work she will investigate and design for the experience of traffic lights. Patricia is studying at … Continue Reading →

PhD thesis defence

http://www.tii.se/mobility/news%20images/mattiaso_avhandling.gifOn Friday the 17th of March, 13.00, Mattias Östergren will defend his PhD thesis, Traffic Encounters – Drivers meeting face-to-face and peer-to-peer. The defence will take place at the IT-University … Continue Reading →