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Mixed Reality Space Race Daniel Cermak-Sassenrath Research Institute artecLab, University of Bremen Enrique-Schmidt-Str. 7 (SFG), D-28359 Bremen, Germany [email protected], www.dace.de M k . I I M i s s i o n T o M a r s k * *

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Mixed Reality

Space Race

Daniel Cermak-SassenrathResearch Institute artecLab, University of BremenEnrique-Schmidt-Str. 7 (SFG), D-28359 Bremen, [email protected], www.dace.de

Mk.II

Mis

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ion To

Marsk

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Space Race

Players playing the game, using old school Competition Pro joysticks

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Space Race

The Game Station with camera to scan the track Drawing the race track

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Ships projected on track Blue overtakes yellow

Collision with border

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Space Race

Screenshot: Detecting the track Race results

Scanning

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Space Race

First version was exhibited and submitted forthe Goldener Plotter prize, Gladbeck, 2008

Ready to Launch

Orbiting

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Space Race

Mixed Reality Space Race Mk II is a game for two to four players. The

installation focuses on experimenting with input and output possibilities

of the increasingly invisible computer in a gaming context. Video tracking

is used as a robust interaction method, together with everyday hardware

(joysticks, projector, and web cam). While the track on which the space

ships race is drawn (and redrawn) on the wall, the ships are a projection.

The mixture of real and virtual spaces through the close interconnection

of tangible and projected objects in one place emerges as an interesting

and thought-provoking concept.