Horde3D

Augsburg Cityrun is an immersive game created by the Chair for Multimedia Concepts and Applications at the University of Augsburg. The game uses optical tracking technology from inoptech (http://www.inoptech.de) to enable a new form of human computer interaction where the user moves his head and body to navigate through a virtual city. Due to the use of Horde3D for the complete rendering the city could be populated with hundreds of animated characters. The game was shown at the Cebit 2006 and was considered by the majority of the visitors as a great success.





For more information see http://mm-werkstatt.informatik.uni-augsburg.de/3d/ritchiegame/



Augsburg Cityrun
Copyright (C) 2005-2006 University of Augsburg, Chair for Multimedia Concepts and Applications

Project management: Dr. Klaus Dorfmüller-Ulhaas, Prof. Dr. Elisabeth André
Project members: Dennis Erdmann, Oliver Gerl, Nicolas Schulz, Volker Wiendl