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Physical Computing

Unity

Workshops

Creative Coding and Creative Data

This is a wiki-shelf that contains information on how to use programming languages to create projects.

Unreal Engine

HTC VIVE Tutorials

VR tutorials - Unity

Visual Programming & Projection Mapping

Learn about the art of creating visuals, sculpting with light and other optical illusions.

Augmented Reality (AR)

360 Video

About the Lab

Transporter - 270 Projection Area

270 Projection Space

Workshop: Introduction to Creative Coding

Creative Coding

During this workshop we introduce programming concepts using the web based creative coding library p5.js (https://p5js.org), which is built using JavaScript.

Creative Coding

Develop applications and games using programming and scripting languages such as Java, C++, C#, Swift and JavaScript for platforms including Processing, Node.js, OpenCV and Unity.

Pen Plotter

Physical Computing

Build circuits, solder and learn how to use electronic components and micro-controllers including: Arduino, Particle Photon, Raspberry Pi, Bare Conductive Touch Board, sensors, motors, NeoPixels, DMX, Bluetooth, Kinect and Leap Motion. Create interactive objec...

Unity AR

AR projects allow you to show content by pointing your camera onto an image or a 3D object that will act as an anchor point for your 2D/3D to be displayed on top of.

"Hello, World!" in Node.js

Creative Coding Tutorials

Introduction The first program most people write when learning a new programming language is one form or another of the infamous "Hello, World!". Preparation What you'll need to know To follow this tutorial you should be familiar with the basics of the com...

VR tutorials - Unity

Immerse yourself in seated and room-scale VR, AR and MR with devices such as HTC VIVE and VIVE Pro, Oculus Rift, Microsoft HoloLens, Samsung Gear VR and Google Cardboard. Create merged and mixed reality installations in the Lab’s open-plan project space.