We are excited to share that work done in the VRLab (CISUC/DEI) will be presented in the 18th ACM International Conference on Automotive User Interfaces and Interactive Vehicular Applications (AutomotiveUI Adjunct ’26), taking place this September in Gothenburg, Sweden. As part of our work under the ADSafeVANET research project, our team explored how human drivers […]
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Two proposals available in the context of the ADSafeVANET project. The first “Development of In-Vehicle Multimodal User Interfaces for VR-based Connected Vehicle Scenarios” is appropriate for both Design and Multimedia, and Informatics Engineering students. The second “Development of a Virtual Reality Driving Simulator for Evaluating In-Vehicle Interfaces in Connected Vehicle Scenarios” is more appropriate for […]
One PhD student position available This scholarship supports the UTOPIZE project (https://utopize.eu), funded by the European Union, which aims to transform urban and rural areas into sustainable, inclusive, and beautiful spaces aligned with the New European Bauhaus (NEB) principles. The selected candidate will contribute to the development and evaluation of “UTOPIA Labs”—collaborative spaces where citizens, […]
Two masters student positions available This scholarship supports the UTOPIZE project (https://utopize.eu), funded by the European Union, which aims to transform urban and rural areas into sustainable, inclusive, and beautiful spaces aligned with the New European Bauhaus (NEB) principles. The selected candidate will contribute to the development and evaluation of “UTOPIA Labs”—collaborative spaces where citizens, […]
The VRLab has just received a grant from Lloyd’s Register Foundation to develop a Tangible VR Book that brings the Lloyd’s Register of Ships collection to life for highschool classrooms. Using smartphone-based VR, the book will allow students to explore ship plans, surveyreports, and historical maritime documents in an interactive, engaging format.
The Department of Informatics Engineering / Centre for Informatics and Systems of the University of Coimbra have 2 postdoc positions within the E2E Digital Twin project.
The Department of Informatics Engineering / Centre for Informatics and Systems of the University of Coimbra have 2 postdoc positions within the E2E Digital Twin project.
The MPCS VR simulator, currently being developed by João Silva, was featured on a news segment from RTP Madeira (https://www.rtp.pt/madeira/sociedade/simulador-de-controlo-de-poluicao-marinha-video_117158) The MPCS project is being developed by a consortium composed of Qualiseg, Instituto Profissional dos Transports e Logística da Madeira, Ecosistemas Virtuales Y Modulares SL, the University of Coimbra (Department of Informatics Engineering), and Direcção […]