Beholder is an interface creation platform that leverages computer vision and fiducial markers to create functioning tangible interfaces without any wiring. This project builds upon the work from Printed Paper Markers, to create a toolkit that designers can use to create a variety of interactive physical objects, such as tangible data visualizations or custom game controllers. We are currently exploring the applications of this work in game design and information physicalization.

Publications

Peter Gyory. 2022. Creating Platforms to Support Craft and Creativity in Game Controller Design. In Creativity and Cognition (C&C '22). Association for Computing Machinery, New York, NY, USA, 708–710. https://doi.org/10.1145/3527927.3533733 (June 20-23, 2022—Venice, Italy).

 

ACME Lab

 

Associated Researchers

Ellen Yi-Luen Do
Ellen Yi-Luen Do
Professor • Director, ATLAS Partnerships & Innovation • ACME Lab • DESIGN, TANGIBLE INTERACTION, HAPPY HEALTHY LIVING • COMPUTER SCIENCE
Peter Gyory,
Peter Gyory
Lecturer • GAMES, XR, TANGIBLE INTERACTION
ATLAS Institute
Clement Zheng
Clement Zheng
Post-Doctoral Research Associate • PhD, Technology, Media & Society ‘20 • COMPUTATIONAL DESIGN, TANGIBLE INTERACTION
ATLAS Institute

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Two hands playing on tinycade cardboard consoles
ACM C&C'22: Creating Platforms to Support Craft and Creativity in Game Controller Design

June 20, 2022

ATLAS PhD student Peter Gyory's research aims to bridge the gap between game developers and Alt Controls through the use of everyday materials and crafting techniques.