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Qualcomm Augmented Reality
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Archive for the ‘Spring 2011’ Category
Dodger Dodger is a experimental augmented reality game, exploring how the direct physical control offered by AR interfaces can facilitate a game mechanic for moving between multiple parallel levels in a scrolling shooter game. The player must move left and right with their ship, using traditional controls, while also moving in and out between paral
Magnetitron is an Augmented Reality puzzle game. A virtual ball on the gameboard is attracted (or repelled) by the spot on the gameboard that the player is pointing the reticle of their phone at. The player must use this force to guide the ball through a maze, collecting coins before time runs out. This game [...]
Guide the Narwhal is a game whose goal is to use a playful theme to teach some basic facts about condom use and safe sex. The player must help the narwhals put jellyfish covers on their horns, before going into the undersea temple to play. While in the temple, the narwhal collects coins and treasures, [...]
Nerd herder is a single-player puzzle game which follows the day to day awkward interactions of a nerd in his hazardous office environment. The player is tasked with guiding the nerd back to his work station while avoiding obstacles that would repulse, attract or bring harm to the nerd. Through use of an android phone, [...]
Aloft is a room-scale augmented reality game, where the player must keep a ballon aloft while navigating it through a dangerous obstacle course of sharp pineapples. The player “virtually” blows on the balloon to move it, and must get the balloon from its starting location to a monkey before it pops. The game was developed [...]
Secret Garden is a handheld augmented reality game where players must guide a girl through a hedge maze while avoiding traps and enemies. Players control the game by placing special markers onto the maze that create plants to change the girl’s movement. For example, a bamboo marker will block off a path and change the [...]
Tower Destroyer is an augmented reality physics puzzle game. For each level, the player has from 1 to 4 cannons, which they can position around the game space (controlling their position and firing direction) using physical markers. The angle of the shot is controlled via the game pad. Each level has different puzzles requiring shots [...]
Puppy Plus is an augmented reality game designed to teach 5-7 year old children simple math concepts like addition and subtraction. The game was created by Iulian Radu (Georgia Tech) and Erin Hanlon (SCAD), along with Yan Xu (Georgia Tech), Bianca Gee (SCAD), and Wendell Whittaker Jr. (SCAD).
Templar is a physics-based augmented reality puzzle game, where the player moves artillery pieces (catapults and cannons) around outside a castle by moving physical cards with markers on them. They must control the direction, power and angle of each shot to destroy the knight defending the castle. The game was created by Luis Cruz (Georgia [...]
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. Over the course of the [...]
The content of this site is the result of a research contract between Qualcomm and Georgia Tech Research Corporation. Individual games, tutorials and samples represent collaborations between students and faculty at