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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Interactive and Electronic Design"”.
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Processpatching: defining new methods in aRt&D
… of a rapidly changing domain of contemporary electronic art practice- where the speed of technological innovation and the topicality of art 'process as research' methods are both under constant revision- the process of collaboration between art, computer science and engineering is an important …
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Ludic Dysnarrativa: How Can Fictional Inconsistency In Games Be Reduced?
… to determine if solutions exist for this problem and if there are inherent limitations to games as a medium that make storytelling uncommonly difficult. Termed ‘ludic dysnarrativa’, this phenomenon can cause a loss of immersion in the fictional world of a game and lead to greater difficulty in …
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The artist-designer: Situating creative interaction and interpretation in the museum
… builds on my extensive experience in creating interactive artefacts. Designed to enrich interpretation in museums and galleries, many of these objects are intended to provide occasions for visitor participation and learning. This thesis interrogates the background to this work, examining its …
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Visualisations and interaction gestures: enhancing the football watching experience via second screen
Advancements in mobile technologies and the Internet have changed the habits of TV audiences. As a result, second screen, which can be defined as a form of companion device use to augment TV watching experience, is emerging as a practice. Research shows that a considerable proportion of TV football …
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Territorial Violence and Design, 1950-2010: A Human-Computer Study of Personal Space and Chatbot Interaction
… is a human’s imaginary system of precaution and an important concept for exploring territoriality, but between humans and technology because machinic agencies transfer, relocate, enact and reenact territorially. Literatures of territoriality, violence and affect are uniquely brought together, …