Hybrid Spaces was an Augmented Reality exhibition in an abandoned cantine. With a team of eight people with backgrounds in computer science, architecture and design, we built a multisensory parkour that challenged the perception of reality.

Personally, I had to two major tasks in this project. First, I had to build a system that would allow users to transition between different Unity scenes without breaking the illusion of Augmented Reality. The second task was to build the backend for a booking system for tickets to the exhibition.

Robb-e is a robot seal that teaches students the concept of machine learning. It teaches students how a computer would learn to differentiate different pictures of cats, along with the difficulties this algorithm would have.

Players are asked questions that they answer by clicking on a button. Its designed to be used on an interactive media table.

In the second semester, we built a maze-solving lego robot. It followed black lines on a paper sheet on the ground with intersection points in a grid. The task was to build and program the whole robot from scratch. During debugging, we were able to check our calculated position in the maze with a server on the network.

My task was to develop the maze-solving algorithm using Dijkstras Algorithm as well as establishing and managing the connection and communication to the server.