Lecture: Three-dimensional & Advanced Interaction
| Time/room | Fridays, 9.15-10.45 via Zoom: https://ovgu.zoom.us/j/2298871745 |
| Lecturers | Prof. Dr. Christian Hansen, Prof. Dr. Bernhard Preim |
| Language | English |
Content
This master module is dedicated to the development of natural user interfaces (UI) that are based on our experiences in dealing with the real world. Main focus of the lecture are 3D user interfaces (3DUI) as well as the applied devices and interaction techniques. Augmented & Virtual Reality applications and general interactive 3D graphics play a more and more important role in the industry, medical technology, digital product development, the exploration of 3D city and terrain models, in the field of edutainment, and in the game industry.
You will gain knowledge about basic hardware technologies, tracking methods, interaction principles, and examples of use. Besides the individual use, we also consider the special requirements of a collaborative interaction with virtual worlds.
Schedule
| Content | Slides |
| Introduction | ppt |
| 3D Perception and Cognition | ppt |
| Basic 3D Interaction Techniques: Selection | ppt |
| Basic 3D Interaction Techniques: Transformation | ppt |
| Input Devices for 3D Interactions | ppt |
| Output Devices for 3D Interactions | ppt |
| Advanced 3D Interaction Techniques | ppt |
| Tracking I: Methods, Techniques and Error Sources | ppt |
| Tracking II: Methods, Techniques and Error Sources | ppt |
| Augmented Reality Interaction I | ppt |
| Augmented Reality Interaction II | ppt |
Seminar
The tutorial is arranged as research seminar. Students will read recent and important research articles about the topics treated in the lecture, introduce each other and discuss. Our goal is to familiarize you with relevant literature about this topic, with current research activities and with the reading and writing of scientific articles. Registration via LSF is required.Examination
The lecture closes with a written exam. The successful participation in the tutorials is mandatory for admission to the examination. A catalog of questions is provided for exam preparation.