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School of Art & Design
Indigenising movement: Building technology to fuel cultural vitality among rangatahi and whānau Māori in Aotearoa.
School of Art & Design
Innovative Use of Virtual Production Volumes: How can the innovative deployment of Virtual Production Volume technologies within a spectrum of creative practice-led projects advance knowledge and generate new insights beyond conventional industry applications.
School of Engineering, Computer and Mathematical Sciences
Augmented reality-based information system for virtual production supervisor using smart glasses.
School of Future Environments
Thinking outside the volume: a suite of micro-projects intended to stretch the usual use of AUTs Virtual Production Volume (VPV).
Te Ipukarea Research Institute
Staff and students will be recorded saying their pepeha and showcasing their origins demonstrating their engagement with te reo Māori in the workplace in the VP studio.
School of Engineering, Computer and Mathematical Sciences
Wearable goniometry system for non-optical motion capture. A wearable prototype sleeve that can track the motion of an arm and elbow joint.
School of Art & Design
This project will scope opportunities to utilise virtual production tools in the design phase of the live Afro-Futuristic performance stage production Dimensions in Black by Keagan Carr Fransch, directed by Dione Joseph and to be presented in 2026 by Black Creatives Aotearoa.
School of Communication Studies
Bridging Physical and Digital Worlds: Investigating how large-scale interfaces might replicate or enhance the “spatial sense” users experience in physical environments.