In recent years, second and final year students working in the physical computing area at the University of Huddersfield have been subject to praise from both internal and external sources. Physical computing students have been recipients of the external examiner's prize as well as being successful at the level of inter-university competition (New Blood, D&AD, Northern Design Competition, the Sh! awards). The vast majority of the final year students that I have supervised to date in this area have obtained first or upper second class degrees.
The images and video in this section document some of the most successful projects.
Status 2.0 by former student Chris Kemm is shortly to be exhibited at the National Media Museum, in Bradford.
James Dyer's work with Kinect, as an element in the production of an immersive version of Battlefield 3, was featured on the Gadget Show in 2011. |
