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Hybrid Reality, Visualization, and Augmented Spaces for the Generation and
Transformation of Learning.
Carl SmithDirector / Senior Research Fellow
Learning Technology Research Institute LMU
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A major research theme at LTRI is designing hybrid technologies and methodologies for the creative industries and creative researchers.
Context engineering (Smith, 2013) is an
experience design practice that attempts to break the perceptual conventions that limit innovation within the social and knowledge construction agendas.
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Objective 1 of FP7 Challenge 8.1: ICT for Creativity and Learning + Horizon 2020 - Research priorities:
Potential of technology in human creative processes.
Progress towards a formal understanding of creativity with a view to advancing the measurable capability of computers. Improved efficiency of creative processes.
Roadmaps for future research and innovation in the creative industries.
Improved competitive position of the European cultural and creative industries - closer dialogue between research and industry.
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CRe-AM Creativity Research Adaptive Roadmap.
CRe-AM aims to bridge communities of creators with communities of technology providers, in a collective, strategic intelligence/road mapping effort.
Developing, enhancing, and mainstreaming new ICT technologies and tools by addressing the needs of different sectors of the creative industries (e.g. art, culture, epublishing, design etc.)
Ranked #1 in call
Kick off meeting in Nantes – will feed into Horizon 2020.
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FlyVIZ headset - 360-degree super(vision)
Giving users the power to see all around them at once. What does this mean?
15 min for brain to adjust. No nausea.
The FlyVIZ can only give you 360-degree vision: you must choose how to use it.
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Creating entirely new senses – Neil Harbisson can hear colour with a prosthetic device.
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Artist Neil Harbisson is completely colour-blind so he create a device to allow him to see colour.
Simple device transforms light waves into sound waves using a webcam, computer and a pair of headphones with software that would translate any colour in front of me into a sound. £50
At the beginning he experienced strong headaches because of the constant input of sound, but after five weeks his brain adapted to it.
“Changed the way I perceive art. Now I have created a completely new world - currently working on seeing ultraviolet, which is very important because it can damage our skin.”
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“We shape our tools, and thereafter our tools shape us” - Marshall McLuhan
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Ancient Technology with Modern Pedagogy
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Modern Technology with Ancient Pedagogy
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Tools, Methodologies and Techniques that enhance Collaboration, Creativity and Knowledge Construction.
1) Hybrid Reality / Intermediality.
2) Analogue and Digital Context Engineering.
3) Body hacking / Reality hacking.
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1) Hybrid Reality - Deformscape
Architect Thom Faulders: explores interfaces between space, perception, and context. He situates the practice of architecture within a broader context of performative research and material investigations that negotiate dynamic relationships between users and environments.
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Intermediality - mvrdv cloud
http://www.designboom.com/architecture/mvrdv-the-cloud/
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Wiesflecker Architecture - Crinkled Wall
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Adrian Cheok. Professor of Pervasive Computing: Multi-Sensory Internet
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PrioVR – Oculus + Body Sensors = Full Body Immersion.
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2) Context Engineering: made possible through the datafication of everything
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Clay Vision
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Analogue and Digital Context Engineering
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A revolution in spatial literacy: Access tonew spaces: Implications for what can be known
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Fractured View = No common ground / (Cultural Heritage) = Reduction in Creativity / Knowledge Construction.
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Re-enabling focus in music listening -slowlistening.com
A pair of headphones that force its wearer to focus on the music by dropping the volume if they move.
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18 months
“We decided we had to give them the whole album for free – but with a catch. You had to be dancing to the music in order to listen to it all.”
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Same Height Parties : artist Hans Hemmert explores the notion of how first impressions are made, as any height related impressions are subverted. Usually when talking to people it’s suggested you approach them at their level. Eye contact is constantly recommended as a way to bond with people.
Context Engineering - Conversation Spacification
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Context EngineeringInnespace Productions have created a series of unique dolphin-inspired submersible boats that can jump, dive and roll like real dolphins.
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3) Body hacking / Reality Hacking – Eidos Outcomes Context engineering: What if we had the same control over our senses – if we could adjust them in realtime? What new experiences could this make possible.
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Lorenz Potthast's Decelerator helmet
"Decelerator," the avant garde piece of headgear does just that: it has a camera that feeds video to the head-mounted display inside, with the wearer (or someone else) able to control the speed of the video playback with a remote.
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Perceptual Augmentation Devices
Exploring perceptual expansion through sensory substitution and augmentation.
The function of these devices is to expand the body's senses.
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Plug-in architecture - Walter Pichler
Absolute Architecture: For Pichler and Hollein, architecture was not what it enables, nor what in encloses, but what it is.
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Haus-Rucker-Co were exploring on the one hand, the potential of architecture as a form of critique, and on the other the possibility of creating designs for technically mediated experimental environments and utopian cities.
Flyhead-environment-transformer
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HYUNGKOO LEE – Objectuals
Re-imagining what already exists and using perspective to shape reality instead of changing reality itself is something that intrigues me.
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Tetris video game fixes lazy eye
The McGill University team discovered the popular tile-matching puzzle could train both eyes to work together.
Works better than conventional patching of the good eye to make the weak one work harder.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-22245620
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FOV technologies- Oculus Rift
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Apply different types of perspective / lenses to break learnt conventions by reprogramming vision
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Avegant's Virtual Retinal Display
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Body Hacking / Reality Hacking Karolinska Institute - Ehrsson Body Illusions : Seeing through another POV
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Mirror Neurons: Implications from Neuroscience
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Oculus – Among the Sleep
Among the Sleep, where players experience the world through the eyes of a two-year-old child.
Things seem bigger — you'll need to look up to see a doorknob, for instance — and all you can really do is stumble around like a toddler, walking or crawling away from danger.
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Julius-Von-Bismarck - Topshot-Helmet – Inducing OBE
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Olaf Blanke – Neuromodulation via Luis Girae
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Macroscopic Visualisation
• The macroscope effectively provides the overview and the local point of view of the research object simultaneously.
• Within one field of view, to be both in the world and to see yourself in it. The power of looking through, and occupying, your own field of vision.
• We can see through satellites now.
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Augmenting the understanding of an art work
Looking at Jackson Pollock whilst listening to jazz that Pollock himself was listening to when he made the artwork deeply effected the viewers understanding of the artwork.
Enrich the content itself with the context (of how the original artwork was created)
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3D Movie ‘Hugo’ Cured Neuroscientist’s Stereoblindness
Bruce Mcnaughton had lived his entire life “stereoblind”, which meant he was unable to perceive depth correctly.
This new effect stayed with him after he walked out of the theatre, because unlike most regular moviegoers, Bruce had been unable to perceive everyday objects with accurate depth.
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Weak Signal: Importance of peripheral vision.
Removing peripheral vision is a reliable way of hacking the brain.
Scientists have found that there is a neurotransmitter in the peripheral nervous system, that is crucial to focus and memory.
This is a problem with augmented reality which tends to focus on only what is directly in front of you.
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SummaryFocus on feeling rather than creating more cognitive dissonance = not living in the
moment is leading to diminished reality.
Take advantage of the plasticity of brain and the plasticity of the senses.
Learn more about human perception and the interaction between different sense modalities.
Fundamental problem is that we think of the technological solution before defining the human need.
New economy coming out of context augmentation rather than content augmentation.
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Challenges: Stop the Cyborgs are concerned with the ethics of being always on and always augmented.
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The McCollough effect: a phenomenon of visual perception.
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Experience design: Moving from ‘Information Communication’ to ‘Experience Communication’
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Summary
Post-digital/hybrid reality design uses these tools to humanise technology via social and cultural applications.
The combination of hybrid reality tools and context engineering practises are fundamentally changing the way we interact, allowing us to access new ways of seeing and knowing.
Fluidity of thinking relates to fluidity of movement (Maher)
Design problem: Replacing imagination with graphics/visualisation?
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