ProjectsFrom HIT Lab NZ
Academic The project aims to develop Accessible Augmented Reality systems deployed on end-user devices (like mobile phone, desktop PC) in a different range of application area (entertainment, engineering, education).
 CALMARS (Conveying Affectiveness in Leading-Edge Mobile Augmented Reality) is a research project focusing on engaging users with new media applications using context aware applications and mobile AR. The CALMARS project involves the HITLabNZ with various partner institutions worldwide.
 Use of computer user-interactive graphics for teaching aspects of Clinical Pharmacology to help patients improve speed, depth and enjoyment of learning.
 Development of new visualization and user interaction techniques in the context of medical practices, tools or platforms.
Industry
 This handheld device focuses on the multimodal aspect fr AR applications: we study how we can provide a full experience (visual, sound, haptic) by integrating and supporting elements within one device.
 Using industry single touchframes, HIT Lab NZ is enhancing this technology to provide a multiple touch input interactive collaborative space to further enhance kiosks and setups with this technology.
 With the introduction to KAREN to connect New Zealand to the high speed world of research networks, HIT Lab NZ is researching collaborative high quality video conferencing tools and enhancing UI.
 This is a joint project between HIT Lab NZ and Trimble Navigation NZ Ltd to develop an accurate tracking system for outdoor augmented reality (AR) applications based on GPS, inertial and vision-based tracking systems.
 This project is exploring the best ways to capture Maori performance, enhance it with virtual content and present the result in a public place.
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