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Qualcomm Augmented Reality
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Archive for the ‘Fall 2010’ Category
Shotgun Showdown is a competitive, two player handheld augmented reality game. The game is played on top of a pair of US paper bills, putting the game space on top of the square formed by the money. The game is inspired by the idea of a western-themed shooting gallery, and the content is modeled as [...]
Volcano Fever is a handheld augmented reality game designed to teach proper condom use in a playful way. The game was inspired by a desire to leverage vision-based AR to create an fun game that uses the condom package itself as the physical prop to which the game is attached. The team that created the [...]
Nerdferno is a single-player simulation game set in a special plane of hell just for nerds. Inhabiting the world are four office workers, sent to be punished for all eternity. The player is tasked with keeping their productivity high and morale low. Workers labor at their cubicles to make money which can be spent on [...]
Spintopia is an interactive augmented reality toy aimed at children wanting to create dynamic 3D spirograph-inspired art. The program allows the player to define the path the 3D “pen” will travel along, and control and modify various attributes of the dynamic 3D drawing in real time. The game was created by: Iulian Radu, HCC PhD [...]
Bug Juice is a game that started with the question “What kind of game could you create on the sides of a commercial cardboard milk or juice box?” In this game, a juice container is placed on the table, and grass appears around the base. Bugs begin to crawl up the sides, searching for the [...]
The Hunt for Mr. X is a game of stealth, in which one player is trying to hide from the others, which sneaking around the game space. Sound is used extensively to give the “other” players hints about where Mr. X is on the game board, since all players can hear the sound coming from [...]
In this game, we wanted to create a game that could be played when the user is laying down in bed. Our goal was exploring the obstacles and affordances of having an aesthetically pleasing poster (that has a suitable set of features to support Natural Feature Tracking (NFT) on a handheld device) placed on the [...]
Sound Off is a sound-oriented game where players record real-world sounds and use them to create attackers and defenders in a multiplayer tabletop AR board game. The characteristics of the sounds determine the offense and defense capabilities of each of the units. The goal behind the game is to encourage players to come up with [...]
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