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.

We are pleased to let you know, that our IEEE CoG 2020 talk
is now publicly available on ieee-cog.org/2020/program

Wolfgang Höhl, Farzam Kharvari and Gudrun Klinker

Wayfinding in Museums: A Cross-sectional Comparison Between 3D Serious Games and 2D Drawings as Tools for Participatory Design

Paper: ieee-cog.org/2020/papers/paper_211.pdf
Video: youtu.be/VUfc-3SHrn8

Please consider contributing to this year’s IEEE Conference on Games’ track on Serious Games Technology

Full Technical Papers – until March 23rd and Short, competition, vision and demo papers until May 15th.

Topics include but are not limited to the following:

– AI for serious games (e.g. expressive agents, interactive storytelling)
– Game design approaches for serious games
– Multimodal interaction and user interfaces for serious games
– Serious game development and testing

All topics of the conference can be found at: http://ieee-cog.org/2020/topics
The complete CfP can be found at: http://ieee-cog.org/2020/cfp

New research in progress! – Watch our video on YouTube!

How can we use Virtual Worlds for Architectural Education?

This project will include a systematic research of projects using xR-Technologies for architectural education within the last five years. Application areas, technological chances and risks will be identified. The results will show which applications tend to be successful, technological feasible and applicable in the future. This research is planned to be published as a review paper in international scientific journals.

The current study is based on previous research published in IEEE proceedings from VS-Games 2019:

“The Role of Serious Gaming using Virtual Reality Applications for 3D Architectural Visualization” and “Game-Based Learning – Developing a Business Game for Interactive Architectural Visualization”.

This research was kindly supported by Epic MegaGrants

IEEE proceedings from VS-Games 2019 are out now! Including two research papers by Wolfgang Höhl and Farzam Kharvari:

“Game-Based Learning – Developing a Business Game for Interactive Architectural Visualization”

and

“The Role of Serious Gaming using Virtual Reality Applications for 3D Architectural Visualization”

have been published in IEEE proceedings from VS-Games 2019.

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

This project was created in the course of the lecture “Open Real Time Games Workshop” directed by Dr.- Ing. Wolfgang Höhl at Munich University of Technology (TUM) | Games Engineering . Summer term 2017.

Kindly supported by Prof. Dr. Gudrun Klinker and Dr. Andreas Dippon.

Watch our video on YouTube

This project was created in the course of the lecture “Open Real Time Games Workshop” directed by Dr.- Ing. Wolfgang Höhl at Munich University of Technology (TUM) | Games Engineering . Summer term 2017.

Kindly supported by Prof. Dr. Gudrun Klinker and Dr. Andreas Dippon.
Watch our video on YouTube

This project was created in the course of the lecture “Open Real Time Games Workshop” directed by Dr.- Ing. Wolfgang Höhl at Munich University of Technology (TUM) | Games Engineering . Summer term 2017.

Kindly supported by Prof. Dr. Gudrun Klinker and Dr. Andreas Dippon.

Watch our video on YouTube

Heartbleed 2K . Game Concept using Bio-Feedback

Find your way out in only 2000 heartbeats!

This project was created in the course of the lecture “Open Real Time Games Workshop” directed by Dr.- Ing. Wolfgang Höhl at Munich University of Technology (TUM) | Games Engineering . Summer term 2016.

Watch our video on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jklOwXMceLo