Augment Australia will be the Australian exhibition for the 2014 Venice Architecture Biennale. With the design and development of the Augment Australia app, it enables trigger images of unrealised projects to come to life, while incorporating three-dimensional augmented models, images, voiceovers and animations. The innovative technology is activated via smart devices, available for both Apple and Android phones. Perth based architecture team, Felix, is the curator behind the construction of the Augment Australia app. Felix is a company formed from members of the Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Visual Arts (ALVA) from the University of Western Australia (UWA). “Felix was initially Daniel Juengling, who’s an ex student of University of WA and myself who started the business to look at how technology and architecture could be fused together. Both Dan and I were both really good with programming and software so we just thought that it’s a good business opportunity to see how we could fuse those two things together. Since then, we’ve won some competition and been shortlisted for some big projects. Subsequently, some new directors have come onboard so now, Romesh Goonewardene (Assistant Professor of ALVA), Craig McCormack and Matt Delroy-Carr (previous students of ALVA) are also the directors of Felix,” said Assistant Professor of ALVA, UWA and the creative director of Felix, Rene Van Meeuwen. Professor Van Meeuwen said Keith Reid, one of the top students of ALVA,
has been working in and on startups throughout that whole time. Felix had always been interested
Pewdiepie went to Chalmers University of Technology to obtain a degree in Industrial Economics and Technology Management. There he worked on his art and he became very creative. He worked on Photoshop and hand drawn art. Once he got enough money he bought a new computer and improved his works with art, though not only that, but also videos about gaming. Felix opened a YouTube account and posted his videos on the website. Every video he made he became
When it comes to augmented reality, we're looking at something that has found more success in the consumer space when compared to virtual reality. We've seen several applications with AR, along with video game and hardware devices such
In conclusion, the avatars in virtual reality introduced by Jarvis has huge potential in terms of creating art project and keeping people’s mind. It would be beneficial to utilise it more in the future for the purpose of translating art work to the
Shanon Floretta is the Founder of The Style Vibe, the premium source for eclectic new talent in art, sustainable design, and music. Shanon has wanted her own business since she was very young, as she got older she started doing everything she could to prep for it. Shanon took advanced placement courses in Psychology, English, and Marketing while in high school and by 17, began her now 8 years of experience in retail and management.
Hygeia Health App revolutionizes the interaction between health professionals and patients, giving patients more control over their health care. The App enables patients to connect seamlessly with health care experts, schedule appointments, order medicines, share medical records in a secure and confidential manner.
Installation Art are interventions designed to make us rethink our lives and values. It’s a new genre of contemporary art which incorporates a range of 2-D and 3-D material to rethink a particular space. An example would be found at http://www.trekkelly.com/art/ . This art is a vinyl of imprinted pictures laminated and applied to walls. The author expressed her artistic views through friendship from her webpage.
Of all the curriculums, Humanities is the most challenging for me. I’ve always had trouble with work given to me from that area. Especially in english, it is always a challenge to follow along with the curriculum. But, I always try my best and get help from my teachers. My teachers always promote me and tell me about how english stay with me for a while. That’s what got me perked up. I wondered what I was missing that would make the area I’m troubled in way easier. In the 2015 school year I encouraged and gathered a team of students from my school and science club to participate in the Verizon Innovative App Challenge. Our team won the Best Nation Award and we were invited to the White House to meet the President. This milestone was a great
ScopeAR focuses on the industrial machinery, utilities, manufacturing, and telecom industries, and works across smartphones, tablets, desktops, and AR glasses (monocular and mixed reality). ScopeAR positions itself as an inexpensive and scalable way to start working with AR solutions in order to train new employees on complex tasks and/or better support field technicians. They claim that by leveraging 3D CAD models, text, images, and video, it is possible to more efficiently and effectively train employees than with traditional paper based methods. In the case that a workflow is not
Today, Craig is the CEO of his very own startup Eon Culture Inc. an organization based in Atlanta catering to Millennials from different walks of life capturing entertainment and culture around the U.S
Erin Vale Design is a company that was founded by Erin Vale of Chicago, a well-known brand and creative director. She has been in the business for over 15 years, delivering brand and design solutions for various companies.
After thirty years at the helm of Fortuga Artisans, Inc., a home décor manufacturing company, founded Peter Fortuga in 2011 announced his retirement to his staff. Expeditiously, the search for a replacement commenced and the board of directors found Doug Jeffers, a well-known interior designer, to replace Fortuga as Chief Executive Officer (CEO). A charismatic, hard-working, and well-connected individual, Jeffers appeared qualified through his innovative approach to lead the company to new heights.
This use of parallax motion and depth is being used to innovatively explore objects, ornaments, artworks and furniture, not only in cultural heritage but in a variety of institutions. A cutting-edge example of how parallax scrolling can be used to display objects is Sony’s Be Moved (fig. 7). It is a detailed and technical website that pushes the boundaries of animation and parallax motion as cameras, laptops and other forms of technical equipment come apart and are re-built as the user scrolls, showing the intricacy and craftsmanship of the objects interiors. Metal, plastic and wires fly towards the screen with an
In terms of specific applications VR can be usefully applied when building homes for disabled people. For example, those whose movements are restricted solely to a wheelchair may require larger hallway space for maneuverability and lower bench heights in the kitchen. These can easily be rectified before the house is built. Thus minimising on post-production changes which may be costly. I3 (Interactive Information Institute) is the RMIT VR 'showpiece'. It features a 150 degree wide screen which occupies the entire field of vision of the viewer. Instead of mounting a head display unit the environment is shared. I3 feature an architectural 'fly-through' of the Docklands planned area for development. This allows the user to view buildings from a multitude of different angles, and ascertain an improved idea of the finished product.