”lifeClipper2” now broadens that approach and extends it towards a discourse on media theory with the help of design and technical specialists. The concept is being exemplified in tourist applications and planning projects of the City of Basel and of pharmaceuticals specialist Novartis. A prototype is planned / harnessing the various technological possibilities of augmented reality. It will confront visitors with specially developed scenarios. Targeted interventions – such as the shifting of parameters / the applying of filter effects / or audiovisual displays – will expand any literal experience of space / question presumptive certainties / and open up new creative territory.
Research Team Vera Bühlmann / Lucas Gross / Nikolas Neecke / Sandra Luzia Schafroth (project manager) / Jan Torpus (co-manager) / Martin Wiedmer
University partners Burkhart Research Team / Department of Information Technology / University of Basel; Institute of Microelectronics / Institute of Power and Signal Processing / Technical University / University of Applied Sciences; Institute of Surveying and Geo-Information / University of Architecture / Building and Geomatics / University of Applied Sciences
Practice partners iart interactive ag / Novartis International AG; Construction and Planning Office / Canton of Basel-Stadt; Archaeological Research / Canton of Basel; City Marketing / Basel; Point de vue: HHF Architects / Gaggini Attorney-at-Law / Zurich.
Status current
Financing KTI
Calender October 2006 – September 2008
Website www.lifeclipper.net
