About me
My name is Michał Maciejewski and I come from Poland. I study UX on the Hague University. My hobbies include surfing, off-road skiing and driving fast cars. I'm a great passionate of blockchain and new technologies.
Expectations. Learning goals.
If I had to be honest I have no expectations for this course. I want to see where our teachers and my imagination will bring us when it comes to Human Computer Interaction. Although controversial, I believe that only when we have free mind, and no idea what's about to come we can actually discover... and learn. I suppose that's what this course is about!
As I had some spoilers from older students I wanted to learn what I can do with Arduino Kit by myself and definitely to go in-depth with VR.
Exertion games
Exortion Interfaces has seen a big rise in its popularity among last decade. We can see it by looking at games like Wii or XBOX Kinnect. Learn about what Exortiong Gaming actually is, see my ideas for Exortion Gaming in the Hague University, examples and my personal opinion on this topic.
Continue reading →AR&VR
During VR /AR class we were talking about Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality. Check out how I see the usage of AR/VR reality in the real context, my research on this topic and which software we can use to create VR/AR interfaces.
Continue reading →Wearables
During class about wearables we learned about how this technology started, which problems it solves and we saw already existing concepts. In this post I would like to tell you my concept for social interaction which uses wearable technology.
Continue reading →Artificial creatures
Our last workshop was about artificial creatures and the history of artificial intelligence. We have learned things like: Cellular Automata, what are the basics of Ai, Alan Turing's Imitation Game... and more!
Continue reading →Processing & Computer Vision
See how we used processing in computer vision during our workshops in the Hague University. Check our assignments from basic Processing functions to more advanced face recognition.
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