Student Projects

Mixed Reality Learning in Financial Service Encounters

The aim of this project was to develop concepts for learning modules in financial service encounters. The concepts aim at making customer meetings as efficient as possible.
21. February 2017|0 comments

Further articles

screenshot from newspaper 20 Minuten
General

Article on Live Paper in the newspaper 20 Minuten

The newspaper 20 Minuten has published an article on our research project.

4. November 2016|0 comments
General, Ongoing Research

Testing

Mortgage advisory with 'Live Paper': The development team is testing the prototype.

7. October 2016|0 comments
General

FHNW Newsletter presents current project status

See article

7. October 2016|0 comments
Events

Opening of the Innovation Lab at the HBL

Live Paper prototype at the opening of the Innovation Lab of Hypothekarbank Lenzburg HBL

19. September 2016|0 comments
Interactive Session at Upfront Thinking Conference
General, Events

Upfront Thinking Conference 2016

At this year's Upfront Thinking Conference in Zurich Ulrike Schock presented the research project Live Paper. Her presentation encountered such great interest that the session had to be repeated later in the day!

12. September 2016|0 comments
Ongoing Research

User Centered Design and Development

Work in progress - insights to our iterative prototyping process.

7. September 2016|0 comments
Student Projects

Speech Recognition Swiss German

Speech recognition with Swiss German is still a relatively new territory. Especially in the field of advisory settings, there is a lot to be done. This project should make it possible to identify various technical terms in such a conversation and to record them.

30. August 2016|0 comments
Student Projects

Object Recognition and Tracking

Within the 'Live Paper' setup everyday objects serve as input devices. The system has to be enabled to recognize and to track them.

30. August 2016|0 comments
Bachelorarbeit Zahleneingabe mit Slider
Student Projects

Interaction patterns

The bachelor thesis explores new interaction patterns for number input possibilities.

25. August 2016|0 comments
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