Potential Objects

Projects BA INDUSTRIAL DESIGN

Alex Nguyen – Potential Objects

Potential Objects is a project in the form of a video game/digital tool in virtual reality. The game invites users to a fictional world in which they can move and design objects from a library of elements that can be linked together. In order to have varied results regarding the produced objects, people will be able to integrate pieces designed by previous users when creating a new object.

Diploma project (2022) by Alex Nguyen

Assistants
Silvio Rebholz
Mention
Très Bien
Award
ECAL Award
Know-how
Augmented Reality (AR, XR), Scenography, Game
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