A trailer created for a Internet of Things prototype by Niklas Danz, André Fritzinger, Smilla Hinterreiter and Jana Wilke in the study course Interactive Media Design at Hochschule Darmstadt.
Sleep is one of our dearest and most important resources. It is hard to work in order for someone who had a lack of sleep at night. This is also and maybe especially true for babies or toddlers and their newly minted parents.
At night babies cry for hundreds of reasons and parents are left quite clueless on what to do. On the one hand our system, consisting of different sensors, gives guidance on where the problem could be and on the other hand helps to develop a certain sleep routine, that can lull babies back to sleep, even without waking parents up.

In diesem Video wird das Semesterprojekt von Isabel Gaubatz, Simone Haas und Romina Marsico, Studentinnen des Studiengangs Interactive Media Design der Hochschule Darmstadt, vorgestellt. Dabei handelt es sich um ein interaktives Spiel, bei dem zwei Roboter per Gesten gesteuert werden und gemeinsam mehrere Level auf einem projizierten Spielfeld erleben können.
Teil eins des Projekts: vimeo.com/155299141
Eine ausführliche Beschreibung befindet sich hier: https://robomove.wordpress.com

This video is about the semester project of Isabel Gaubatz, Simone Haas and Romina Marsico, students of Interactive Media Design at Hochschule Darmstadt. It shows an interactive game, where two robots can be controlled by gestures. Together they can solve levels on a projected map.
Part one of the project: vimeo.com/155299141
More information can be found here (in german language): https://robomove.wordpress.com

Semester Projekt des Studiengangs "Interactive Media Design"

timbr is an interactive LED box and midi controller reacting to movements without touching. Giving audiovisual Feedback dependent on positions and movements of objects in front of it. Software used: Arduino, Processing & Ableton.

It’s a project of my sixth semester Interactive Media Design, h-da Darmstadt. Realized during the elective physical interaction. It was lots of fun - enjoy.

The Tweetmachine is a prototype made for the physical interaction course at h_da.
It builds a bridge between the analogue and digital world by enabling you to tweet handwritten texts or scribbles.
It was featured at „if exhibition“ in Darmstadt and can be found under @tweetmachine16 on Twitter.