Open Real Time Games Workshop – Digital tools for professional game development

This seminar is offered at the Technical University of Munich in Informatics: Games Engineering. The course focuses on the experimental examination of digital tools for professional game development – both in modeling and game programming as well as in the integration of interaction devices and methods (e.g.: BioFeedback, Eyetracking, Gaze and Gesture etc.). In the form of a practical seminar, the project work is carried out on the basis of a practical problem.

Speakers from Audi, Daimler, Mercedes, BMW, and McLaren took to the stage at Build: Munich ’19 for Automotive to showcase how interactive workflows have come of age across the automotive industry, offering insights into the innovative ways they’re harnessing real-time technology for everything from improved design collaboration to cost-effective marketing.

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Open Real Time Games Workshop . TUM | Games Engineering

15 students in the bachelor’s program in “Games Engineering” at Munich University of Technology (TUM) are developing interactive 3D applications for automotive industries. Directed by Dr.-Ing. Wolfgang Höhl, Sven Liedtke and Prof. Dr. Gudrun Klinker.

Kindly supported by Audi Business Innovation GmbH – AR/VR Data, Process & Technology (ABI 3) | Thomas Zuchtriegel and Feynsinn, a brand of EDAG Production Solutions GmbH & Co. KG | Robin Behrens and Andreas Brock