Information about the Driving Simulator
Room O27/1401
after the stairs, turn left; located in the connecting passage
Phone: 31 329
Information about Research Facilities
The institute of media informatics disposes of specially equiped research laboratories to carry out experiments or studies in the domains of human-computer interaction and visual computing.
The access to the rooms is only permitted with the approval of a supervisor or in the context of a specific study. Please contact the responsible person in time.
Driving Simulator - Automotive User Studies
In a separate chamber, a driving simulator can be used to risklessly study the behaviour of users of driving assistance systems. High performing servers and an optically reduced ambience provide an easily modifiable foundation for research questions in vogue.
Group Work
This room is dedicated to general bricolage in the context of digital fabrication.
We have small devices for 3d printing, milling, and soldering at your disposition to construct prototypes for human-computer interaction.
The lab is also used for the course sketching with hardware.
Access to this room can only be permitted after a dedicated safety training.
Information about the Digital Fabrication Lab
Room O27/1402
Group Work
This room is dedicated to general bricolage, soldering, small studies, and group meetings. It is located next to the research assistants'.
Information about the Group Lab
Room O27/333
HCI Lab - A Playground to Study Virtual or Augmented Reality and Motion Capturing
A test area to offer a greater ease of movement has been implemented in the basement of O27 to promote research in HCI - human-computer interaction. It comprises hardware and various types of VR equipment. A motion capturing system is also built in.
Here, you can develop, test, and carry out explorative studies in virtual or augmented reality.
Information about the HCI Lab
Room O27/1401
In the basement
Phone: 31 329
Pool - Individual Work Stations
High performance computers are essential when it comes to process large quantities of data. To a limited extent, we keep specially equiped work stations at the disposal of student assistents and students in the course of their thesis or applied projects. Some of the machines contain stronger graphic cards for visualisation tasks.
Information about Single Work Stations
Room O27/332
VisCom Lab - Visual Computing, Rear Projection Systems
The room contains a rear projection system that allows to implement large surface interactive visualisations.
Thesis and application projects can refer to the underlying technique as well as visualisation purposes.
Information about the VisCom Lab
Room O26/172
In the basement
Phone: 155 83
