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Wednesday, April 27 • 10:30am - 12:00pm
Physical Computing Demonstration and Design Charrette

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Following up on their Monday presentation, the UCLA IMLab team will introduce “physical computing” as it can be used to create interfaces beyond the mouse, keyboard, and touchscreen for interpretive projects. We will demonstrate our open source person-tracking software, OpenPTrack, which enables multi-person tagless body-based interactions in large spaces (and soon, the outdoors). Participants will be able to explore how the tracking works and engage with demonstration interpretive projects created by students and others. After the demonstration, we will lead a collaborative design charette in which participants generate new ideas for how this and other types of physical computing could be used in many future interpretive contexts at State and National Parks.

Speakers
avatar for Taylor Fitz-Gibbon

Taylor Fitz-Gibbon

Lead Researcher, UCLA IMLab
I am a native Angeleno with a passion for movement: through cities, nature, and ideas. I studied urban planning in grad school at UCLA and I have a continuing interest in psychology and anthropology. As UCLA IMLab’s lead researcher I help create innovative and participatory media... Read More →
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Zoe Sandoval

Field Project Manager, UCLA REMAP - IMLab
Zoe is the project manager at the UCLA Center for Research in Engineering, Media and Performance (REMAP). Her background is in documentary filmmaking and digital media. At REMAP, she produces various interactive storytelling experiences and helps design content for IMLab's "living... Read More →


Wednesday April 27, 2016 10:30am - 12:00pm PDT
Mott Training Center 800 Asilomar Ave, Pacific Grove, CA 93950