PROGRAMMING
I like playing with code to create playful interactions with machines.
PHD in COGNITIVE SCIENCES - TOOLS to Understand latency perception from the first person point of view
Motricity, Interaction, Performance (MIP) Lab in Nantes university
2016 – 2019
Team : Jérôme Bourbousson
Latency is the delay between a user’s action and the response of a system. It affects all digital systems. Most research focuses on understanding latency from a machine point of view. Those from the user’s point of view study the threshold from which latency is detected.
Our research aims to extend the understanding of latency from the user’s point of view by looking at the different user experiences during their interactions with a system with more or less latency. Our hypothesis, based on neurosciences and phenomenology research, is that the way to interact with a system would change the perception of latency.
I programmed a low-latency interface for the experimentation using the microcontroller Arduino. I also programmed multiple interfaces for evaluating timing abilities.
IDO - A TOOL TO IMPROVE MOTOR SKILLS
Center for Research and Interdisciplinarity (CRI) in Paris
Summer 2015
Team : Barbara Sedderz, Guillaume Duquesne, Denis Tribouillois
Ido is a tool using the kinect for creating rhythm sequences in virtual reality in order to improve the motor skills of the player. The goal of this therapeutic game is to hit targets by moving the arms and legs. Anyone can create their movement sequence and share it. Featuring a refined, soothing and colorful artistic direction, and addictive gameplay the game won the Best Gameplay Award during the GLASS2015 at the CRI in Paris.
I programmed the system to capture player movement via the kinect and interactions with targets on screen using Unreal Engine.
ROCKET RUN
UE4 Spring Game Jam 2018
Theme : Transformation
FRAGMENTS
UE4 Megajam 2018
Theme : Reality is often inaccurate
STICKY BUDDIES
Ludum Dare #43 (December 2018)
Theme : Sacrifices must be made