Digital Media Lab

Digital Media Lab

Prof. Dr. Rainer Malaka

Office: MZH 6490
Phone: +49 421 218-64401
Fax: +49 421 218-64409
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Administration: MZH 6500/6510

News

Members of the ComAI Project at the KickUP

ComAI KickUp-Meeting

ComAI is a research group funded by the DFG and the austrian FWF entitled “Communicative AI”, which is researching in nine sub-projects the question of how social communication changes when communicative AI becomes a part of it. Voice assistants that take our commands, social bots that influence…


Rachel Ringe at the HRI'25 conference in Melbourne

Rachel Ringe at the Human Robot Interaction Conference in Melbourne

This week our colleague Rachel Ringe was attending HRI'25 - the 20th edition of the ACM/IEEE International Conference on Human-Robot Interaction. There she contributed her papers MetaMorph -- A Metamodelling Approach For Robot Morphology and The Wilhelm Tell Dataset of Affordance Demonstrations to…


Walk and talk: Yvonne Rogers with Colleagues of the Digital Media Lab and other Scientists

„Supercharging the Human Mind With AI“: Lecture from Yvonne Rogers

In February, Yvonne Rogers, who is connected to the Digital Media Lab through her position as an Excellence Chair at the University of Bremen, gave a talk with us on human-centered AI titled "Supercharging the Human Mind With AI”.

Her vision about that topic is, that exploring how human-centred AI…


Prof. Rainer Malaka at KI panel discussion in the Universum® Bremen

Rainer Malaka as a panel guest at Universum® Bremen in a discussion about AI

At a panel discussion at the Science Centre Universum® Bremen on the topic of „KI geht uns alle an! KI und soziales Miteinander: Möglichkeiten, Missverständnisse und Gefahren“, Rainer Malaka discussed topics such as '''What exactly is AI and what role does it play in social media? Can a computer…


Representing locations of remote objects in 3D space via haptics

CHI 2025: Three papers and one SIG accepted

Our colleagues Thomas Mildner and Iddo Wald from the Digital Media Lab will represent us at CHI 2025 with a total of three papers and a Special Interest Group (SIG)

Iddo Wald's paper “Spatial Haptics: A Sensory Substitution Method for Distal Object Detection Using Tactile Cues” deals with the…


The Winner: Duckslayer from "The DuckDudes"

Global Game Jam Bremen 2025

This year's Global Game Jam (GGJ) took place from 24-26 January 2025 at the University of Bremen in the PC lab of Faculty 3 and was organised by employees of our lab.

We had almost 70 participants in this worldwide hackathon. In 13 teams, they each created a game on the topic of ‘Bubble’. The…