Project | Mobile Bristol
- Jan 2002–Jan 2005
- Gaming • Location-Based Computing • Mobile
Designing & evaluating location-based / contextually-aware digital services for use within public spaces
Mobile Bristol was a joint project founded by HP Labs, Bristol University and the Appliance Studio that developed a city-wide experimental test-bed for technology and user research in pervasive mobile media. I joined the project as a student intern at HP Labs where I created a rather eccentric location-based game that used GPS tracking as a control mechanism.
Partners: Appliance Studio, Hewlett Packard & University of Bristol.
- Funding Body
- UK DTI
- Role
- Research Associate
Publications
- Walking the GPS Line : Insights on the use of shape walking as a game mechanic
- Josephine Reid and Chris Bevan. 2006. Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Digital Interactive Media Entertainment and Arts (DIME-ARTS 2006).