Authors:
Steve Benford
Since 2001, the Mixed Reality Laboratory at the University of Nottingham and the artists group Blast Theory, supported by the Equator project, have created and toured a series of location-based artistic performances. These have used mobile technologies to create interactive live performances for the city streets that combine digital content—in the form of location-based games and online virtual worlds—with live action. The overall goals of this work have been to create professional touring products that demonstrate the potential of emerging technologies to establish new kinds of performance while also enabling researchers to study these technologies "in the wild" in…
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