Location-Based interaction with children for edutainment

Authors:
Matthias Rehm;Elisabeth André;Bettina Conradi;Stephan Hammer;Malte Iversen;Eva Lösch;Torsten Pajonk;Katharina Stamm
Affiliations:
Multimedia Concepts and Applications, University of Augsburg, Germany;Multimedia Concepts and Applications, University of Augsburg, Germany;Multimedia Concepts and Applications, University of Augsburg, Germany;Multimedia Concepts and Applications, University of Augsburg, Germany;Multimedia Concepts and Applications, University of Augsburg, Germany;Multimedia Concepts and Applications, University of Augsburg, Germany;Multimedia Concepts and Applications, University of Augsburg, Germany;Multimedia Concepts and Applications, University of Augsburg, Germany
Venue:
PIT'06 Proceedings of the 2006 international tutorial and research conference on Perception and Interactive Technologies
Year:
2006

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Abstract

Our mixed-reality installation features two cooperating characters that integrate multiple users by location-based tracking into the interaction, allowing for dynamic storylines.