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Bachelor in de Computerwetenschappen
Author Title
Bavo Bogaerts Discovering and Anchoring Active and Passive Physical Objects in Augmented Reality Based on Non-Visual Techniques
Gus Somers Discovering and Anchoring Active and Passive Physical Objects in Augmented Reality Based on Computer Vision
Maurice Huyghe Designing a Solution for a Data Perceptualisation Knowledge Base
Nawfal Ourahou A Tool for Bridging Papers and Presentations in Academic Reading
Timothy Williame A Generic Augmented Reality User Interface for Active and Passive Physical Objects
Xinyi Ma Discovering and Anchoring Active and Passive Physical Objects in Augmented Reality Based on Visual Markers
Master in Applied Science and Engineering: Computer Science
Author Title
Elliott Octave Contextual Note-taking in Scholarly Workflows
Hamza Dardari Cross-Media Document Interactions: A Hybrid Approach for Paper and Mixed Reality
Jonathin Witters iNews: Customisable Aggregation and Visualisation of Cross-Media News
Marouane Benslimane A Grammar for Recommending Multisensory Data Physicalisations
Mounir Siraje Advanced Cross-Media Information Flows with Multimodal User Interfaces
Narmeen Nooruddin Interactive Adaptive Coding Environment to Teach Introduction to Text Analysis
Reinout Cloosen Next Generation Personal Information Management
Zakaria Rabahi Excerpt Manager for Scholarly Information
Zoƫ Bellers Mixed Reality-based Interaction for the Web of Things
Master in Applied Informatics
Author Title
Dries Stef Laeremans Mixed Reality-based Interaction with Active and Passive Things
Rob Leemans A Next Generation Presenter Tool
Tarik Krioua Towards User Control of Intelligibility in IoT Systems