A showcase for the BIS Multimedia degree
For their Semester Project, IMY 774 students had to create an interactive Virtual Reality experience.
Cat Shop was created by Olivia de Kok using Unity
Neck Deep in the Woods was created by Nina Erasmus using Unity
VR Sky Adventure was created by Caleb Linden using Unity
For their Semester Project, IMY 774 students had to create an interactive Virtual Reality experience.
For their Semester Project, IMY 774 students had to create an interactive Virtual Reality experience.
Alien Implosion was created by Ray Leong using Unity
Neon Shooter was created by Kyle Oosthuizen using Unity
VR Bowling Turkeys was created by Takalani Sigama using Unity
Dr Strange was created by Marcel Myburg using Unity
Hunter Simulator was created by Kimi Beyl using Unity
Hammer Time was created by Monté Bouwer using Unity
Elemental Batting Defender was created by Golekane Thipe using Unreal Engine
Jumping Keys was created by Johanni van der Merwe using Unity
Sports Four VR was created by Nico Devonport using Unity
For their Semester Project, IMY 774 students had to create an interactive Virtual Reality experience.
VR Airship was created by Ian Richter using Unity
VR Duck’n’Dive was created by Migael Hartzenberg using Unity
Forest Lumina was created by Celia Yeung using Unity
VR Skiing was created by Grant Smith using Unity
Refleqtion was created by Janko Lilje using Unity
FlyEx-VR was created by Keanan Jones using Unity
Tiki Island was created by Leandri Viviers using Unity
VR Jungle Gym was created by Janeen Bredenkamp using Unity
For their Semester Project, IMY 774 students had to create an interactive Virtual Reality experience
Conveyer Belt of Awesome was created by Rowan Scherzinger using Unity.
For their Semester Project, IMY 774 students had to create an interactive Virtual Reality experience
Biosphere Beyond was created by Mariaan Nienaber using Unity.
For their Semester Project, IMY 774 students had to create an interactive Virtual Reality experience
VR Goalie was created by JP Naudé using Unity.
For their Semester Project, IMY 774 students had to create an interactive Virtual Reality experience
VR Zipline was created by Marc du Plessis using Unity.
This was an honours project created by Paul Jordaan in 2015. The project produced both the prototype and a research paper. The aim of the project was:
“In order to expand research on tangible interfaces more HCI researchers need access to
working tangible interface systems. Since most tangible interfaces are still research based, they are generally very costly to produce and as such available to a limited group of researchers that have access to the necessary resources. This paper will discuss the design and development a prototype for a low cost 2.5D shape display based open source software and built with commercially available components.
By making shape displays and tangible interfaces more affordable and less complex, more
researchers will be able to build their own tangible interface and contribute to the field of
research.”
You can also watch the prototype in action below.