Auê é um projeto dos alunos da PUC-Rio Jhonnata Oliveira, Julia Garcia, LuizaBeck Arigoni e Márcio Cunha, desenvolvido no Workshop Design de Interação - uma parceria PUC-Rio e Microsoft Research
2. Jhonnata Oliveira
Undergraduate student
in Digital Media Design
(PUC-Rio)
Julia Garcia
Undergraduate student
in Visual Communication
Design (PUC-Rio)
Luiza Beck Arigoni
Graduated in Product
Design (Centro Universi-
tário Franciscano - RS)
Graduate Student in
Design (PUC-Rio)
Marcio Cunha
Graduated in Computer
Engineering
Master degree and PHD
Candidate in Computer
Science
3. Abstract
“Auê” is a mixed reality platform linked to a
collaborative database, whose objective is
to encourage, stimulate and support par-
ents’ creativity to communicate with their
children.
Based on the unexpected finding that many
parents stop talking to their children when
they discover that they are hearing impaired
- interrupting even non verbal communi-
cation - “Auê” was designed to be a tech-
nological guide that teaches relatives how
to communicate without sound or verbal
support and based on the use of playful ele-
ments.
Accessing it’s database, one of three differ-
ent modes can be selected:
Storytelling mode, which contains a set of
tales, educational stories and games ready
to be enjoyed;
Sandbox mode, containing characters, sce-
narios and objects to customize the whole
experience;
Creation Mode, that provides tools to design
completely unique items and scenes.
10. Affection education services
trouble communicating in
the family context
how to stimulate total
communication at school
grant access to services
without losing interper-
sonal contact
11. Affection education services safety
trouble communicating in
the family context
how to stimulate total
communication at school
grant access to services
without losing interper-
sonal contact
provide safety alarms
in a non audible way
12. Affection education services safety
trouble communicating in
the family context
how to stimulate total
communication at school
grant access to services
without losing interper-
sonal contact
provide safety alarms
in a non audible way