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Contact Fabian Joeres Sandtorstraße 23 Office: Ex. Fa, Room 04. 08 At the door, call 19349 or 19350 Phone: 67 -19349 E-Mail: fabian. joeres@ovgu. de Web: cas. ovgu. de Office hours: Mon-Fri, 9 am-5. 30 pm (Please agree meetings in advance!) Seminar: Three-dimensional and advanced interaction | 2

General remarks § Friday, 9 am (ct) § § Room G 29 -E 037 Language English § cas. ovgu. de Ø Teaching Ø Seminar: Three-dimensional… § Successful completion of the seminar is required for admission to the written exam. Seminar: Three-dimensional and advanced interaction | 3

How to complete the seminar successfully (1) Successful registration a) b) LSF Topic selection via Doodle (2) Submit your presentation 8 days before your talk § Thursday evening, 11. 59 pm § E-Mail: fabian. joeres@ovgu. de § Decision about face-to-face meeting (3) Successful oral presentation § § 20 min + 10 min discussion Language: English (4) Attendance – see Schedule slide Seminar: Three-dimensional and advanced interaction | 4

Schedule Session Agenda Attendance Session 1 (13 th Oct) Introduction Attendance required Session 2 (20 th Oct) Assignment of presentation topics Attendance required Session 3 (27 th Oct) Break N/A • Session 4 – Session 15 (03 rd Nov – 26 th Jan) Seminar: Three-dimensional and advanced interaction | Presentations • Attendance required for 2/3 of all scheduled sessions Presumably: 8 out of 12 sessions (TBC!) 5

Preliminary topics November This list does not include publications added after the first session on 13 Oct. Please find the full list at: cas. ovgu. de Teaching Seminar: … Session Title Topics 03 Nov 3 D Interaction: Selection § Ebert, 2012. You can’t touch this – touch free navigation through radiological images § Huckauf, 2008. On object selection in gaze controlled environments 10 Nov 3 D Interaction: Transformation § Au, 2012. Multitouch gestures for constrained transformation of 3 D objects § Schmidt, 2008. Sketching and Composing Widgets for 3 D Manipulation 17 Nov Input Devices § Kim, 2012. Digits: Freehand 3 D Interactions Anywhere: Using a Wrist-Worn Gloveless Sensor § Wingrave, 2010. The Wiimote and Beyond: Spatially Convenient Devices for 3 D User Interfaces 24 Nov Output Devices § Maimone, 2014. Pinlight Displays: Wide field of view augmented reality eyeglasses using defocused point light sources § Narita, 2014. Usefulness of a glass-free medical threedimensional autostereoscopic display in neurosurgery Seminar: Three-dimensional and advanced interaction | 6

Preliminary topics December This list does not include plapers publications added after the first session on 13 Oct. Please go to cas. ovgu. de Teaching Seminar: … for the complete list. Session Title Topics 01 Dec Navigation § Riecke, 2010. Do we need to walk for effective virtual reality navigation? Physical rotation alone may suffice § Tönnis, 2010. Effective control of a car driver’s attention for visual and acoustic guidance towards an imminent dangers 08 Dec Advanced Interaction § Kin, 2011. Eden: A professional multitouch tool for constructing virtual organic environments § Klein, 2012. A design study of direct touch interaction for exploratory 3 D scientific visualization 15 Dec System Control and Gesture Input § Hrabia, 2013. Whole hand modelling using 8 wearable sensors: Biomechanics for hand pose prediction § Lü, 2012. Gesture coder: A tool for programming multitouch gestures by demonstration 22 Dec Application: Automotive § Pfleging, 2012. Multimodal interaction in the car: Combining speech and gestures on the steering wheel § Tönnis, 2006. Survey of challenges relates to the design of 3 D user interfaces for car drivers Seminar: Three-dimensional and advanced interaction | 7

Preliminary topics January This list does not include plapers publications added after the first session on 13 Oct. Please go to cas. ovgu. de Teaching Seminar: … for the complete list. Session Title Topics 05 Jan Tracking § Herling, 2011. Markerless tracking for augmented reality § Liarokapis, 2009. Multimodal augmented reality tangible gaming 12 Jan Augmented Reality § Dünser, 2011. Evaluating Augmented reality systems § Kruijf, 2010. Perceptual issues in augmented reality revisited 19 Jan Application: Medical § Freschi, 2014. Hybrid simulation using mixed reality for interventional ultrasound imaging training § Katic, 2014. A system for context-aware intraoperative augmented reality in dental implant surgery 26 Jan Application: Gaming § Gerling, 2012. Full-Body motion-based game interaction for older adults § Nacke, 2010. More than a feeling: Measurement of sonic user experience and psychophysiology in a first-person shooter game Seminar: Three-dimensional and advanced interaction | 8

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Next steps: Topic selection (1) Confirm e-mail addresses § I will send you an e-mail this afternoon. Please contact me if you do not receive an e-mail today. § There is no need to reply if you receive an e-mail. (2) Review topics § Find the available topics at: cas. ovgu. de ( Teaching Seminar: Threedimensional and advanced interaction). (3) Select paper in Doodle poll § I will send the Doodle link on Tue, 17 Oct, at 12. 00 pm sharp. § The doodle poll will list the first author and publication year of each topic in the order in which they come up in the preliminary schedule. § Please select 2 topics in the poll! § Please note: Each paper can only be selected by two people. First come – first served! (4) We will finalise topic assignment in the next session – Attendance required! Seminar: Three-dimensional and advanced interaction | 10

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Hints (1) Build a slide deck for your talk – not a talk for your slide deck! (2) 1 Slide = 1 min (or longer). (3) Use illustration instead of long texts. (4) Structure text (bullet points, boxes, colour…). (5) Assign references to images. (6) For every slide, ask yourself the questions: (1) What is the message of this slide? (2) Do I really need this slides? (7) Don’t over-do it with animations. Seminar: Three-dimensional and advanced interaction | 17

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