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Technology Wiki

Purpose

  • The Wiki page provides a knowledge base with tutorials on all the tech that can be borrowed through the lab
  • Interaction Lab members have tested out the equipment and documented their learning journey
  • The step-by-step tutorials 
    • are fine-tuned to work with the Utwente licenses and platforms
    • will help you get past common issues
Wiki page
  • If a tutorial doesn't cover an issue that you are facing or the tutorial you are looking for doesn't exist, the Interaction Lab team is happy to help
  • Feel free to contact us through the Contact page

Examples

Brain Computer Interface technology
The EMOTIV EPOC is a brain-computer interface headset that records brain waves and transmits these to your computer. This allows you to control a device or other digital media. This gives you endless of possibilities to control technology, like turning the light in your room on and off with only your brain waves!
Find the tutorial here
Hololens
The Hololens adds interactive holograms to the real world through mixed-reality technology. The device can track hand and body movement and scans the full environment. Use this device to create interactive experiences with 3D holograms for educational, leisure or many other purposes.
Find the tutorial here
Interactive life-sized Furhat robot
The Furhat robot is a life-sized robot that can show realistic human expressions. This allows for 'real' interactions through gaze, speech and facial expressions. Use this device in studies with face-to-face conversations between human and robot.
Find the tutorial here
Xsens DOT movement sensors
The Xsens DOT sensor is a small motion-tracking sensor that can measure parameters, such as 3D velocity, acceleration and magnetic fields. The sensor is used in a variety of fields such as sports, health, entertainment and ergonomics. Use this device to innovate rehabilitation practice, sports analysis or the newest fitness technology!
Find the tutorial here
Haptics technology Gemini
This Ultrahaptics device can use ultrasonic sound give haptic feedback. Move your hands above the device to feel small 'puffs of air' to receive instant feedback. Use this to make virtual reality or screen-based devices more interactive.
Find the tutorial here
Haptics technology
This haptic device can give vibrotactile feedback to the upper body. You can use it to provide subtle feedback, make games more immersive, or translate audio cues (such as music) to haptic sensations.
Find the tutorial here
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