Myron Krueger was an early pioneer in virtual and augmented reality who introduced the concept of responsive environments. He created several interactive art installations in the 1970s and 1980s that responded to users' actions through video and audio. One such work was called Videoplace, which used video cameras to connect people in separate locations within a shared virtual space, allowing them to interact visually. The document describes a student project called Light Aquarium, which was inspired by Krueger's work and aimed to create a conceptual environment using cameras where slides could interact unexpectedly through light and reflection.
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2. About Artist
Myron W. Krueger
- An American Computer Artist.
- Born in 1942 in Gary, Indiana.
- One of the first generation virtual reality and augmented reality researchers.
- Ph.D. in Computer science at the University of Wisconsin-madison.
3. Content of the book
Responsive Environments
- Introduces the concept of a responsive environment.
- The response is the medium.
- “A responsive environment, is on which a computer perceives the actions of those who enter
and responds intelligently through complex and auditory displays (379).”
- His past projects (GLOWFLOW, METAPLAY, PSYCHIC SPACE and VIDEOPLACE)
4. VIDEOPLACE
- Funded by the National Endowment for the arts.
- Conceptual environment with no physical existence.
- Units people in separate locations in a common visual experience, allowing them to interact
in unexpected ways through the video medium (384).
- Exhibited widely in both art and science contexts in the United States and Canada.
7. Concept
- Light Aquarium
- Make conceptual environment.
- Find a relationship between each slides.
- Allow them to interact in unexpected ways through the camera.