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'''Ideas for projects:''' 1. create a game where progress is made by correctly pronouncing increasingly difficult phrases in shorter periods of time. The more agitated the player gets, the more the difficulty level rises; and vice versa. 2. measuring physiological reactions to playing a persuasive video game on an iPhone/iPad. | '''Ideas for projects:''' 1. create a game where progress is made by correctly pronouncing increasingly difficult phrases in shorter periods of time. The more agitated the player gets, the more the difficulty level rises; and vice versa. 2. measuring physiological reactions to playing a persuasive video game on an iPhone/iPad. | ||
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'''Ideas for projects:''' Immersive soundscapes in VR that are controlled by biofeedback, techno-medicine for the body...more to come.... :D | '''Ideas for projects:''' Immersive soundscapes in VR that are controlled by biofeedback, techno-medicine for the body...more to come.... :D | ||
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'''Ideas for projects:''' Not quite sure yet, preferably a craft and related software component that pertains to above stated topic. | '''Ideas for projects:''' Not quite sure yet, preferably a craft and related software component that pertains to above stated topic. | ||
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Was thinking about some kind of sound/music based stress detector for a computer users (again, just a brainstorm). | Was thinking about some kind of sound/music based stress detector for a computer users (again, just a brainstorm). | ||
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'''Ideas for projects: ''' Maybe employing psychophysiological data to create art pieces, or to measuring affective responses to video games and represent them in a meaningful way, or still open for more. | '''Ideas for projects: ''' Maybe employing psychophysiological data to create art pieces, or to measuring affective responses to video games and represent them in a meaningful way, or still open for more. | ||
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'''Ideas for projects:''' Video interface/database controlled through biofeedback (brainstorm) | '''Ideas for projects:''' Video interface/database controlled through biofeedback (brainstorm) | ||
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'''Ideas for projects:''' Creating organic telemetric bio-synthetic interfaces by hybridizing plant and electronic I’Mplants. These units can represent prototype environmental, bio-organic, and network aware nodes that I term, in connected research, ‘Hovering Sensors’ | '''Ideas for projects:''' Creating organic telemetric bio-synthetic interfaces by hybridizing plant and electronic I’Mplants. These units can represent prototype environmental, bio-organic, and network aware nodes that I term, in connected research, ‘Hovering Sensors’ | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:59, 7 April 2011
information about yourself and your interests + ideas you’d like to explore CLASS PROJECT
Terry Lavender
Background: army brat, ex-journalist, wannabe novelist, ex-PR hack for SFU, SIAT MSc (2009), current PhD student studying persuasive video games
Research interests: persuasive video games (especially social activism games), mobile games, immersion in games
Supervisor: Magy Seif el-Nasr
Ideas I'd like to explore in class: effect of immersion on the body and the emotions, biofeedback and emotions. I also like the iTunes U idea.
Ideas for projects: 1. create a game where progress is made by correctly pronouncing increasingly difficult phrases in shorter periods of time. The more agitated the player gets, the more the difficulty level rises; and vice versa. 2. measuring physiological reactions to playing a persuasive video game on an iPhone/iPad.
PROJECT: a video game that explores the effect of biofeedback on speech.
Mark Nazemi
Background: Sound Designer, VJ Artist, teach and designing music production & audio engineering courses, music gear junkie, BA in Media Arts 2010, currently an MA student.
Research interests: Evaluate the use of interactive sound in VR systems for treating chronic pain.
Supervisor: Diane Gromala
Ideas I'd like to explore in class: controlling media such as sound & visuals using biofeedback. Interactive meditation systems using biofeedback.
Ideas for projects: Immersive soundscapes in VR that are controlled by biofeedback, techno-medicine for the body...more to come.... :D
PROJECT w/Suk Kyoung: "Corner Monster", An immersive story conveyed through the use of multichannel interactive audio and visuals controlled by biofeedback sensors connected to the participants. The data from the biofeedback controls the flow of narrative through time and space in realtime.
Daniel Feuereissen
Background: Computer Science, Communication Technology, POS Systems, some exposure to traditional distribution media (TV News and Radio), Electronics, Classic Car Restoration, Reefkeeping.
Research interests: Reducing the perception of mediation in Virtual Reality, helping people with brain damage, injuries or disabilities through VR/adaptive systems, design and implementation of fully automated environmental systems that control marine habitats.
Supervisor: Dr. B. E. Riecke
Ideas I'd like to explore in class: I'd like to focus more on helping people get better and get back on track with their life after a life changing event. I have not yet spent much time and effort on this which led me to take this class and it looks like a good starting point. I am particularly interested in how we can exploit VR/adaptive technology/neural interfaces to train people use their perceptual systems after a related area of the brain has been damaged.
Ideas for projects: Not quite sure yet, preferably a craft and related software component that pertains to above stated topic.
PROJECT: w/Lonnie: Create a transition sequence from physical to virtual environment controlled by bio-feedback.
Jay Vidyarthi
Background: Academic experience in cognitive psychology, industry experience in technological research/design, live music recording/mixing, performing on drums/guitar/vocals, songwriting.
Research interests: Social relationships between humans and technology, and how we can design specifically for them.
Supervisor: Bernhard Riecke and Diane Gromala
Ideas I'd like to explore in class: Using biosensors to create an intimate relationship between technology and user in a way that reduces stress/anxiety (just a brainstorm)
Ideas for projects: Was thinking about some kind of sound/music based stress detector for a computer users (again, just a brainstorm).
PROJECT w/D'Arcy: We are building an "interactive ashram" which deprives a participant's senses while they build their own 7-layered healing soundscapes using biofeedback. With inspiration from the Ananda Mandala and art therapy, we're hoping that the system will not only make participants feel good subjectively, but we also intend to measure whether meditative states can be reliably invoked without specific mention of meditation (pre-consciously).
Lonnie Hastings
Background: Computer Science, cognitive systems, design and perception of interfaces-- specifically attention and how it modulates what we perceive, Visual Analytics
Research interests: How human perception in virtual reality differs from the real world. I'm particularly interested in perception of spatial information and spatial updating.
Supervisor: Bernhard Riecke
Ideas I'd like to explore in class: Sense of presence/immersion in virtual environments, and how biosensors could be used to measure this.
Ideas for projects: Possibly expanding the idea of landmarks in VR to include more than just visual stimuli
PROJECT: (see Daniel's description)
Veronica Zammitto
Background: Psychology, usability, gaming
Research interests: Evaluating video game user's experience (using psychophysiology, for instance), and how such information can be used in crafting better game designs.
Supervisor: Steve DiPaola
Ideas I'd like to explore in class: the physiology of emotions and more 'abstract' concepts of experience such as flow, engagement, and immersion. The potentials of adaptive systems based of users' information, like biofeedback.
Ideas for projects: Maybe employing psychophysiological data to create art pieces, or to measuring affective responses to video games and represent them in a meaningful way, or still open for more.
PROJECT: An art piece that explores the sense of touch as a reminiscence of the (re)discovery of lovers’ skin.
Tyler Fox
Background: Intermedia (Video and Installation Art); critical theory, art history
Research interests: Affect, embodiment, experience, bodily connection to technology
Supervisor: Diane Gromala
Ideas I'd like to explore in class: bio-art, growing meat, bacteria
Ideas for projects: Video interface/database controlled through biofeedback (brainstorm)
PROJECT: agitating bioluminescent algae via GSR; as a study for creating an interactive installation based on gsr and bacteria.
Suk Kyoung Choi
Background: Fine Arts, Media Arts, educational media design
Research interests: Relationships between sensory remapping, installation, performance, and interactive aesthetics
Supervisor: Thecla Schiphorst
Ideas I'd like to explore in class: Mixed time and space, mixed bodies – objects (interfaces), perceptions, and memories in virtual times and spaces
Ideas for projects: Creating organic telemetric bio-synthetic interfaces by hybridizing plant and electronic I’Mplants. These units can represent prototype environmental, bio-organic, and network aware nodes that I term, in connected research, ‘Hovering Sensors’
PROJECT: An interactive 'play', The Corner Monster, in which the performers are able to biometrically influence the sequential flow of spoken language to explore the affective relationship of embodiment and deep structure in narrative. (w/Mark)
D'Arcy O'Connor
Background:
Research interests:
Supervisor:
Ideas I'd like to explore in class:
Ideas for projects:
PROJECT: (see Jay's description)
