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ContributorsWim van EckRoyal Academy of Art (KABK)w.vaneck@kabk.nlWim van Eck is the 3D animation specialist of theAR Lab. His main tasks are developing AugmentedReality projects, supporting and supervisingstudents and creating 3d content. His interestsare, among others, real-time 3d animation, gamedesign and creative research.Jeroen van ErpFabriquejeroen@fabrique.nlJeroen van Erp co-founded Fabrique, a multidisciplinarydesign agency in which the differentdesign disciplines (graphic, industrial, spatialand new media) are closely interwoven. As adesigner he was recently involved in the flagshipstore of Giant Bicycles, the website for theDutch National Ballet and the automatic passportcontrol at Schiphol airport, among others.Pieter JonkerDelft University of TechnologyP.P.Jonker@tudelft.nlPieter Jonker is Professor at Delft Universityof Technology, Faculty Mechanical, Maritimeand Materials Engineering (3ME). His maininterests and fields of research are: real-timeembedded image processing, parallel imageprocessing architectures, robot vision, robotlearning and Augmented Reality.Yolande KolsteeRoyal Academy of Art (KABK)Y.Kolstee@kabk.nlYolande Kolstee is head of the AR Lab since2006. She holds the post of Lector (Dutch forresearcher in professional universities) in thefield of ‘Innovative Visualisation Techniques inhigher Art Education’ for the Royal Academy ofArt, The Hague.Maarten LamersLeiden Universitylamers@liacs.nlMaarten Lamers is assistant professor at theLeiden Institute of Advanced Computer Science(LIACS) and board member of the Media TechnologyMSc program. Specializations include socialrobotics, bio-hybrid computer games, scientificcreativity, and models for perceptualization.Stephan LukoschDelft University of TechnologyS.g.lukosch@tudelft.nlStephan Lukosch is associate professor at theDelft University of Technology. His currentresearch focuses on collaborative design andengineering in traditional as well as emerginginteraction spaces such as augmented reality.In this research, he combines recent results fromintelligent and context-adaptive collaborationsupport, collaborative storytelling for knowledgeelicitation and decision-making, and designpatterns for computer-mediated interaction.Ferenc MolnárPhotographerinfo@baseground.nlFerenc Molnár is a multimedia artist based inThe Hague since 1991. In 2006 he has returnedto the KABK to study photography and that’swhere he started to experiment with AR. Hisfocus is on the possibilities and on the impact ofthis new technology as a communication platformin our visual culture.Robert PrevelDelft University of Technologyr.g.prevel@tudelft.nlRobert Prevel is working on a PhD focusing onlocalisation and mapping in Augmented Realityapplications at the Delft Biorobotics Lab, DelftUniversity of Technology under the supervisionof Prof.dr.ir P.P.Jonker.HannaSchraffenbergerLeiden Universityhkschraf@liacs.nlHanna Schraffenberger works as a researcherand PhD student at the Leiden Institute ofAdvanced Computer Science (LIACS) and atthe AR Lab in The Hague. Her research interestsinclude interaction in interactiveart and (non-visual) Augmented Reality.Esmé VahrmeijerRoyal Academy of Art (KABK)e.vahrmeijer@kabk.nlEsmé Vahrmeijer is graphic designer and webmasterof the AR Lab. Besides her work at theAR Lab, she is a part time student at the RoyalAcademy of Art (KABK) and runs her own graphicdesign studio Ooxo. Her interests are in graphicdesign, typography, web design, photographyand education.Jouke VerlindenDelft University of Technologyj.c.verlinden@tudelft.nlJouke Verlinden is assistant professor at thesection of computer aided design engineeringat the Faculty of Industrial Design Engineering.With a background in virtual reality and interactiondesign, he leads the “Augmented Matter inContext” lab that focuses on blend between bitsand atoms for design and creativity. Co-founderand lead of the minor on advanced prototypingprogramme and editor of the InternationalJournal of Interactive Design, Engineering andManufacturing.Special thanksWe would like to thank Reba Wesdorp, Edwinvan der Heide, Tama McGlinn, Ronald Poelman,Karolina Sobecka, Klaas A. Mulder, JoachimRotteveel and last but not least the StichtingInnovatie Alliantie (SIA) and the RAAK (RegionaleAandacht en Actie voor Kenniscirculatie) initiativeof the Dutch Ministry of Education, Cultureand Science.Next IssueThe next issue of AR[t] will be out in October2012.78 79