Motivation

Augmented Reality (AR) overlays digital information onto the physical world—but in mobile scenarios like walking through a city, digital content can unintentionally obscure important physical cues or require users to divert attention at the wrong moment. Manual placement isn’t feasible on the go, especially in dynamic environments.

This thesis explores how AR systems can automatically adapt the position of content based on the user’s context, movement, and task load to support safe and effective interaction.

You need:

• Solid programming skills (Unity is a plus)
• Curiosity for embodied interaction and unusual ways of interacting with technology
• Motivation to work independently on a creative and technically challenging project