My principal interest in mobile applications is to push the boundaries of innovation to create uniquely mobile experiences. I hope my blogs excite and challenge developers to think 'outside the box'.
coultonp | 04 September, 2006 10:48
I have just received word that three students who contributed to our paper on the mobile/RFID mixed reality game PAC-LAN (which I described in my very first blog) has won the Scholarship Prize from the ACM Computers in Entertainment for the best paper submitted for 2006. The Prize is $15,000 and will be presented at the world-renowned American Film Institute in
The paper is:
Rashid, 0., Bamford, W., Coulton, P., Edwards, R., and Scheibel, J. PAC-LAN: Mixed reality gaming with RFID enabled mobile phones, to appear ACM CIE October 2006.
One of the anonymous reviewers described the paper “as an important contribution in the field” and the three students involved are Omer Rashid and Will Bamford of Lancaster University (UK), and Jurgen Scheible of the University of Art and Design (Finland). As academics Reuben and I dont share the prize but do get an invite to the awards.
I would like to acknowledge the support provided by Nokia for this project in terms of the phones and access to the SDK without which we would not have been able to complete the project and in particular my special thanks to Harri Pennanen and Gerhard Romen.
coultonp | 05/09/2006, 10:29
Hartti
My principal interest in mobile applications is to push the boundaries of innovation to create uniquely mobile experiences. I hope my blogs excite and challenge developers to think 'outside the box'.
Re: Prize winning mobile RFID/NFC mixed realty game
hartti | 05/09/2006, 06:49
Congrats to all writers!
Hartti