Student projects
This page shows a list of project proposals for students at University West. Most of the projects can be performed in group as part of a course you are taking (confirm with the course responsible) and/or as a thesis project on the study programme you are taking (“examensarbete”). In fact it is not uncommon to engage in a project you are interested in as part of a course project first, and then continue working on it as part of your BSc/MSc thesis.
Note: The list of project ideas is continuously updated. Some proposals might be outdated and some are not yet up here but in the works. If you see something interesting, please email the contact person and you will get the current status of that project and also potentially similar ones that are on the horizon.
- Newest proposals are shown on top. Oldest and those already taken in the end.
- If you are interested in a project already “taken”, don’t hesitate to get in touch with the contact person: sometimes a similar project can be arranged.
- Some proposals are described in English language, some in Swedish. The language to be used in the (thesis) report writing is decided together with the supervisor.
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A software suite that can analyse IR images to identify individual humans/animals in it and, then, find temperatures of the individuals. (Optional) The student can work on an Android tool to do the above in real time.

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Prototype and investigate how the use of high-end mixed reality equipment (Varjo XR-3 and/or Meta Quest Pro) can be used to improve and further develop teaching applications for Welding and Metallurgy in VR/AR/MR. This includes developments of the current application to take full advantage of the features of the Varjo XR-3 and/or Meta Quest Pro, including high-resolution assets in VR and variations of the application for AR/MR.

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Prototype and investigate how the addition of animated or pre-recorded virtual agents can be used to improve guidance of students. This includes investigations of how teachers (as creators of teaching material) can create and set up such agents either by recording their actions or otherwise configuring their behavior, as well as how this is best integrated into the current VR application.

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Prototype and investigate how the addition of multiuser and a teacher co-present in VR can facilitate better teaching, e.g., by enabling more dynamic and adaptive interactions. In addition to development of the core multiuser functionality a key research question is to investigate which controls the teacher should have access to in VR to be efficient in such a situation, and how such controls should be designed to work well and give the teacher a sense of control and good access to features for guiding students.

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