Uploaded March 2023 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago
Developed by students in the winter 2023 AR/VR Capstone Class, at UW CSE.
BlackMirror is an augmented reality application that focuses on enhancing the networking experience. For each unique event, it provides relevant data about participating users via information they submitted beforehand. This is used to ease introductions, find common-ground, and form connections. BlackMirror works to enhance experiences in getting to know new people. Using the AR capabilities of HoloLens 2, users will opt into our experience and be given a QR code that associates them with their inputted information. Users will be able to scan and interact with other people's profile during and after interactions with that person, providing information to seed conversation. Not only will this make conversations and connections easier, but it will make each user far more memorable in their networking experience.
The AR/VR Capstone Class, at UW CSE (University of Washington's Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering) is an intensive 10-week class introducing students to AR/VR, Unity, and to developing software apps as a team (Oculus Quest 2 and Hololens 2). Students also heard talks on different aspects of AR/VR from faculty and guest speakers (tinyurl.com/RealityLabLectures).
Capstone Class: https://courses.cs.washington.edu/courses/cse481v/23wi/
Reality Lab Lectures: tinyurl.com/RealityLabLectures
© UW Reality Lab, 2023
http://realitylab.uw.edu
Developed by students in the winter 2023 AR/VR Capstone Class, at UW CSE.
BlackMirror is an augmented reality application that focuses on enhancing the networking experience. For each unique event, it provides relevant data about participating users via information they submitted beforehand. This is used to ease introductions, find common-ground, and form connections. BlackMirror works to enhance experiences in getting to know new people. Using the AR capabilities of HoloLens 2, users will opt into our experience and be given a QR code that associates them with their inputted information. Users will be able to scan and interact with other people's profile during and after interactions with that person, providing information to seed conversation. Not only will this make conversations and connections easier, but it will make each user far more memorable in their networking experience.
The AR/VR Capstone Class, at UW CSE (University of Washington's Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering) is an intensive 10-week class introducing students to AR/VR, Unity, and to developing software apps as a team (Oculus Quest 2 and Hololens 2). Students also heard talks on different aspects of AR/VR from faculty and guest speakers (tinyurl.com/RealityLabLectures).
Capstone Class: https://courses.cs.washington.edu/courses/cse481v/23wi/
Reality Lab Lectures: tinyurl.com/RealityLabLectures
© UW Reality Lab, 2023
http://realitylab.uw.edu
