CareSpace XR
Academic Project
Umich Best Use of XR Research Award, 2023
Group Project with Mardy Hillengas and Einas Elamin
Arch 509, Augmented Tectonics
2023. Jan - May
CareSpace XR is a patient care room design project in collaboration with the University of Michigan School of Nursing. The project began with interviews conducted by architecture student groups with nursing student groups to explore real-life challenges that nurses commonly encounter in patient care rooms. Subsequently, we visited a patient care room at the School of Nursing, where we used Gravity Sketch for spatial documentation and ergonomic studies.
We devoted considerable effort to synthesizing the information gathered from on-site AR documentation and interviews, translating these data into spatial organization problem. Next, we transferred our initial design into Arkio and conducted a virtual meeting with professors and students from the School of Nursing for a VR project review.
The final design was imported into Unity, and by leveraging the latest Oculus Interaction SDK, we developed a controller-free, hand-interactable VR Patient Care Room project
We devoted considerable effort to synthesizing the information gathered from on-site AR documentation and interviews, translating these data into spatial organization problem. Next, we transferred our initial design into Arkio and conducted a virtual meeting with professors and students from the School of Nursing for a VR project review.
The final design was imported into Unity, and by leveraging the latest Oculus Interaction SDK, we developed a controller-free, hand-interactable VR Patient Care Room project
CareSpace XR, Final Controller Free Hand Interactable Model
The Playtest During Medical Innovations in Extended Reality Industry Meeting
University of Michigan School of Nursing Patient Care Room Panorama
Interview questions
Initial On Site AR Documentation in The Patient Care Room
Patient Care Room Final Design