Press coverage
Mattias Esbjörnsson, Oskar Juhlin and Alexandra Weilenmann´s article on the debate section of Dagens Nyheter led to a lot of attention in media in Sweden, some examples are: Svenska Dagbladet, Expressen … Continue Reading →
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Article published on DN Debatt
Mattias Esbjörnsson, Oskar Juhlin and Alexandra Weilenmann publishes an article on the debate section of Dagens Nyheter. In the article they state that the previous reported risks with talking in … Continue Reading →
New people in mobility
We have two new master thesis students in the mobility studio that will be with us the coming 6 months. Tasawar Khan is doing a master thesis project on converting … Continue Reading →
Mobility moves to Electrum in Kista, Stockholm
The Mobility studio will be the first group from Interactive Institute, which will move to the Electrum-building in Kista north of Stockholm. We will utilize temporary facilities from the end … Continue Reading →
Two master projects within Backseat Playground
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 →
Exjobb – Using 3G networks for mobile AR games
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 →
Masters project – Pinpointing physical objects in mobile AR games
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 extends collaboration
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 →
Mobile Life Center receives 10 years funding from VINNOVA!
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 →
Duration of meetings important for design
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 →