Mobility Studio at Stockholm University
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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
The article Field research methods to study interactional adaptation of drivers using mobile phones in traffic [PDF], written by Mattias Esbjörnsson, Oskar Juhlin and Alexandra Weilenmann, has been accepted, pending … Continue Reading →
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 →
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 →