800 research outputs found
IUPUC Spatial Innovation Lab
During the summer of 2016 the IUPUC ME Division envi-sioned the concept of an âImagineering Labâ based largely on academic makerspace concepts. Important sub-sections of the Imagineering Lab are its âActualization Labâ (mecha-tronics, actuators, sensors, DAQ devices etc.) and a âSpatial Innovation Labâ (SIL) based on developing âdream stationsâ (computer work stations) equipped with exciting new tech-nology in intuitive 2D and 3D image creation and Virtual Reality (VR) technology. The objective of the SIL is to cre-ate a work flow converting intuitively created imagery to an-imation, engineering simulation and analysis and computer driven manufacturing interfaces. This paper discusses the challenges and methods being used to create a sustainable Spatial Innovation Lab
Visual Design Process: Communicating with Storyboarding and Augmented Reality
In the building profession, it is essential for architects to communicate clearly and effectively
to numerous people. This thesis introduces a design process utilizing two visual toolsâ Storyboarding
and Augmented Realityâas a methodology for stronger visual communication. Storyboarding
is a visual design tool that communicates concepts, ideas, and specifics quickly through
clear illustrations. It allows designers to visually communicate to a team and change ideas during
the development phase of a project. Augmented Reality is a visual tool that communicates superimposed
digital information through a composite view of the real and digital world. This gives
designers the ability to present more information about completed projects. Through further
investigation of this design process, I have found that it is the balance between the two and the
transition of information between design phases that allows for a brand new process of visual
communication throughout a design projectâs entirety.In the building profession, it is essential for architects to communicate clearly and effectively
to numerous people. This thesis introduces a design process utilizing two visual toolsâ Storyboarding
and Augmented Realityâas a methodology for stronger visual communication. Storyboarding
is a visual design tool that communicates concepts, ideas, and specifics quickly through
clear illustrations. It allows designers to visually communicate to a team and change ideas during
the development phase of a project. Augmented Reality is a visual tool that communicates superimposed
digital information through a composite view of the real and digital world. This gives
designers the ability to present more information about completed projects. Through further
investigation of this design process, I have found that it is the balance between the two and the
transition of information between design phases that allows for a brand new process of visual
communication throughout a design projectâs entirety.In the building profession, it is essential for architects to communicate clearly and effectively
to numerous people. This thesis introduces a design process utilizing two visual toolsâ Storyboarding
and Augmented Realityâas a methodology for stronger visual communication. Storyboarding
is a visual design tool that communicates concepts, ideas, and specifics quickly through
clear illustrations. It allows designers to visually communicate to a team and change ideas during
the development phase of a project. Augmented Reality is a visual tool that communicates superimposed
digital information through a composite view of the real and digital world. This gives
designers the ability to present more information about completed projects. Through further
investigation of this design process, I have found that it is the balance between the two and the
transition of information between design phases that allows for a brand new process of visual
communication throughout a design projectâs entirety.In the building profession, it is essential for architects to communicate clearly and effectively
to numerous people. This thesis introduces a design process utilizing two visual toolsâ Storyboarding
and Augmented Realityâas a methodology for stronger visual communication. Storyboarding
is a visual design tool that communicates concepts, ideas, and specifics quickly through
clear illustrations. It allows designers to visually communicate to a team and change ideas during
the development phase of a project. Augmented Reality is a visual tool that communicates superimposed
digital information through a composite view of the real and digital world. This gives
designers the ability to present more information about completed projects. Through further
investigation of this design process, I have found that it is the balance between the two and the
transition of information between design phases that allows for a brand new process of visual
communication throughout a design projectâs entirety.In the building profession, it is essential for architects to communicate clearly and effectively
to numerous people. This thesis introduces a design process utilizing two visual toolsâ Storyboarding
and Augmented Realityâas a methodology for stronger visual communication. Storyboarding
is a visual design tool that communicates concepts, ideas, and specifics quickly through
clear illustrations. It allows designers to visually communicate to a team and change ideas during
the development phase of a project. Augmented Reality is a visual tool that communicates superimposed
digital information through a composite view of the real and digital world. This gives
designers the ability to present more information about completed projects. Through further
investigation of this design process, I have found that it is the balance between the two and the
transition of information between design phases that allows for a brand new process of visual
communication throughout a design projectâs entirety.In the building profession, it is essential for architects to communicate clearly and effectively
to numerous people. This thesis introduces a design process utilizing two visual toolsâ Storyboarding
and Augmented Realityâas a methodology for stronger visual communication. Storyboarding
is a visual design tool that communicates concepts, ideas, and specifics quickly through
clear illustrations. It allows designers to visually communicate to a team and change ideas during
the development phase of a project. Augmented Reality is a visual tool that communicates superimposed
digital information through a composite view of the real and digital world. This gives
designers the ability to present more information about completed projects. Through further
investigation of this design process, I have found that it is the balance between the two and the
transition of information between design phases that allows for a brand new process of visual
communication throughout a design projectâs entirety.In the building profession, it is essential for architects to communicate clearly and effectively
to numerous people. This thesis introduces a design process utilizing two visual toolsâ Storyboarding
and Augmented Realityâas a methodology for stronger visual communication. Storyboarding
is a visual design tool that communicates concepts, ideas, and specifics quickly through
clear illustrations. It allows designers to visually communicate to a team and change ideas during
the development phase of a project. Augmented Reality is a visual tool that communicates superimposed
digital information through a composite view of the real and digital world. This gives
designers the ability to present more information about completed projects. Through further
investigation of this design process, I have found that it is the balance between the two and the
transition of information between design phases that allows for a brand new process of visual
communication throughout a design projectâs entirety.In the building profession, it is essential for architects to communicate clearly and effectively
to numerous people. This thesis introduces a design process utilizing two visual toolsâ Storyboarding
and Augmented Realityâas a methodology for stronger visual communication. Storyboarding
is a visual design tool that communicates concepts, ideas, and specifics quickly through
clear illustrations. It allows designers to visually communicate to a team and change ideas during
the development phase of a project. Augmented Reality is a visual tool that communicates superimposed
digital information through a composite view of the real and digital world. This gives
designers the ability to present more information about completed projects. Through further
investigation of this design process, I have found that it is the balance between the two and the
transition of information between design phases that allows for a brand new process of visual
communication throughout a design projectâs entirety.In the building profession, it is essential for architects to communicate clearly and effectively
to numerous people. This thesis introduces a design process utilizing two visual toolsâ Storyboarding
and Augmented Realityâas a methodology for stronger visual communication. Storyboarding
is a visual design tool that communicates concepts, ideas, and specifics quickly through
clear illustrations. It allows designers to visually communicate to a team and change ideas during
the development phase of a project. Augmented Reality is a visual tool that communicates superimposed
digital information through a composite view of the real and digital world. This gives
designers the ability to present more information about completed projects. Through further
investigation of this design process, I have found that it is the balance between the two and the
transition of information between design phases that allows for a brand new process of visual
communication throughout a design projectâs entirety.In the building profession, it is essential for architects to communicate clearly and effectively
to numerous people. This thesis introduces a design process utilizing two visual toolsâ Storyboarding
and Augmented Realityâas a methodology for stronger visual communication. Storyboarding
is a visual design tool that communicates concepts, ideas, and specifics quickly through
clear illustrations. It allows designers to visually communicate to a team and change ideas during
the development phase of a project. Augmented Reality is a visual tool that communicates superimposed
digital information through a composite view of the real and digital world. This gives
designers the ability to present more information about completed projects. Through further
investigation of this design process, I have found that it is the balance between the two and the
transition of information between design phases that allows for a brand new process of visual
communication throughout a design projectâs entirety.In the building profession, it is essential for architects to communicate clearly and effectively
to numerous people. This thesis introduces a design process utilizing two visual toolsâ Storyboarding
and Augmented Realityâas a methodology for stronger visual communication. Storyboarding
is a visual design tool that communicates concepts, ideas, and specifics quickly through
clear illustrations. It allows designers to visually communicate to a team and change ideas during
the development phase of a project. Augmented Reality is a visual tool that communicates superimposed
digital information through a composite view of the real and digital world. This gives
designers the ability to present more information about completed projects. Through further
investigation of this design process, I have found that it is the balance between the two and the
transition of information between design phases that allows for a brand new process of visual
communication throughout a design projectâs entirety.In the building profession, it is essential for architects to communicate clearly and effectively
to numerous people. This thesis introduces a design process utilizing two visual toolsâ Storyboarding
and Augmented Realityâas a methodology for stronger visual communication. Storyboarding
is a visual design tool that communicates concepts, ideas, and specifics quickly through
clear illustrations. It allows designers to visually communicate to a team and change ideas during
the development phase of a project. Augmented Reality is a visual tool that communicates superimposed
digital information through a composite view of the real and digital world. This gives
designers the ability to present more information about completed projects. Through further
investigation of this design process, I have found that it is the balance between the two and the
transition of information between design phases that allows for a brand new process of visual
communication throughout a design projectâs entirety
FTA and the City: Imagineering Sustainable Urban Development
This paper argues that urban planners and policy-makers lack an effective future-oriented approach enabling them to comprehend current complexity, anticipate impending change and shape a preferred future condition. In doing so it: - reviews the performance of contemporary city planning; - examines the need to chart and navigate the city technosphere by reference to city capital; - explores ways in which planning can benefit from a futures studies approach; - describes generally how futures-oriented thinking can produce effective city prospective; and, - poses specifically a number of questions regarding the concept of the intelligent cityâ. The paper concludes by calling for the formulation of a Unified Theory for Sustainable Cities by reference to Gaia and the application of futures-oriented technology assessment
Imagineering Black (Im)Possibility: Unearthing Afrofuturist Materialist Interventions
To borrow from the Hip Hop pioneer KRS-One, Afrofuturism has the capacity to âmake worlds with words,â creating contemporary sacred texts reliant on the past and the future concurrently for the navigation of social realities. Over the last twenty years Afrofuturist thinkers such as Alondra Nelson, Ytasha Womack, among others, have expanded early thinking to encapsulate ideas of race, gender, technology and how they operate in literature, in particular science fiction. With this emergent force, time has been taken to evaluate and analyze the literary sites of knowledge production; however, little critical engagement has been concerned with other forms of cultural expression and the ways they engineer possibilities through reimagining the past and rearticulating the future. In this work, I contend that in order to embrace the full potential of these worlds, equal attention must be attributed to varied visual and embodied artistic expressions. The words remain significant, and might tell us something about how to handle the subsequent material, but the visual, material, and embodied dimensions of African American survival through imagination tell a great deal about the historic effort of African Americans to celebrate and demonstrate a humanity denied by the forces of enslavement, segregation, and racism
Introduction to media computation: a new CS1 approach aimed at non-majors and under-represented populations
Issued as final reportNational Science Foundation (U.S.
Tools you can trust? Co-design in community heritage work
This chapter will examine the role of co-design methods in relation to the recent Pararchive Project (http://pararchive.com) that took place between 2013 and 2015 at the University of Leeds. It will draw on the experiences of conducting the project and broader critical frames to examine the nature of collaborative working in the field of cultural heritage and storytelling. It will outline the lessons we have learned from the process and the ways in which the relationships between citizens and cultural institutions are central to working in the heritage sector. It seeks to advocate for the necessity of collaborative methods in the creation of cultural heritage tools that are trusted and adopted by communities
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