"Essence Creates Presence"
As mentioned before, Mixed Reality is consumed with both features of AR and VR. This experiment is an introduction to mixed reality. Initially, I wanted to continue to preview my 3D scanned project by using Virtual Reality assets inside Unity. However, I was unable to do so because of technical reasons. As that consumed my … Continue reading Experiment – AR&VR part 1
Upon the continuation of experimentation, I have continued to gain more knowledge about the use of Vuforia. This experiment’s objective is to learn how to input 3d objects as a target device and to determine how many object targets I can set to trigger the shapes that I have set in Unity. The first step … Continue reading 3D object AR with Vuforia (Experiment)
With the continuation of my research and development, I have come up with two intriguing ideas that profoundly concerns with my topic, Play Therapy. Within the realm of psychology and the internet, I have stumbled upon minimal amounts of research that clarifies DPT (Digital Play Therapy) as a conventional technique. It is, however, most often … Continue reading Final Project Ideas
In this digital world and age, a large number of people have initiated Virtual Reality (VR). An immersive experience in an entirely artificial digital environment that mostly takes place in a video or gaming-related content see figure 1. On the other hand, Augmented Reality (AR) overlays virtual objects in the real-world environment has become quite … Continue reading Introduction to MR (Mixed Reality)
Digital technologies can be beneficial to the process of psychotherapy. The initiative of this is it would let children up to 10 years old feel comfortable in the playroom like when they were younger. With traditional play therapy, on the other side, video games may provide an opportunity for young ones to explore important themes … Continue reading The Effects of DPT (Digital Play Therapy)
Play Therapy, as mentioned in earlier posts, implies significantly on the action play. However, given the conducted research, a reasonable amount of results has distinguished various manual activities. “Toys are laid out in a way the child can access them and speak with them easily” – Joanne Wicks from “Play is the Child’s language: Play … Continue reading Digital Play Therapy
Projection technique, or also called Spatial Augmented Reality and Video Mapping, is used to turn objects, often on uneven shapes, into a display surface for video projection. These objects are functional within complex industrial landscapes that include buildings, small indoor objects, or theatrical stages. By applying animation, video, or graphics of different shapes and textures … Continue reading 3D Projection Mapping – A Digital Experience
This experiment was done in Unity by using the Vuforia Augmented Reality support as the marker-based to set the motion within a particular object. The goal of this project was to enable the given mp4 file when a printed picture is present on the Vuforia camera. The following image and clip, in particular, was taken … Continue reading Experiment on Unity – AR
Play Therapy has been researched and practiced in highlighted countries such as America and Britain for over 50 years. Within this blog, I will be introducing the first few pioneers who studied and invented play therapy and its techniques. Anna Freud was the first Austrian psychoanalyst that is considered to be the founder of child … Continue reading The history of Play Therapy
Earlier this week, I attend a seminar that is related to when technology applies to Art, which is located in The Art House, Singapore. This event had showcased several innovative Canadian artists and speakers that have created amazing digital experiences in their works. The show began with one of the world’s experts within digital arts, … Continue reading Art x Tech Canada at SG
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