(c) Sebastian Kienzl, 2015
Control Room
Research
The University of Applied Arts hosts this research project on the topic of the control room, which is conducted by Univ.Prof.
Virgil Widrich with scientific and artistic assistance by Karl Salzmann.
The aim of this research project is to question the current state of control rooms, and thereby create new concepts for an overall design of how a future control room could look like. The Research includes the fields of history (film, architecture), human-computer interaction, software, GUI-development and the politics of interface design.
Researchers and lecturers involved:
Martin Reinhart – The Control Room in Film & Architecture
Matthias Tarasiewicz – Interface design as experimental system
Ulrich Kühn – Human computer interaction and actual tendencies
Martin Kaltenbrunner – Tangible user interfaces
The aim of this research project is to question the current state of control rooms, and thereby create new concepts for an overall design of how a future control room could look like. The Research includes the fields of history (film, architecture), human-computer interaction, software, GUI-development and the politics of interface design.
Researchers and lecturers involved:
Martin Reinhart – The Control Room in Film & Architecture
Matthias Tarasiewicz – Interface design as experimental system
Ulrich Kühn – Human computer interaction and actual tendencies
Martin Kaltenbrunner – Tangible user interfaces
Control Room
October 01, 2014
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Team
- Karl Salzmann (Artistic and scientific assistance)
- Virgil Widrich (Artistic direction)
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Students