Introduction

This is an open source project being made with the collaboration of UCL, GOSH, and Avanade.
It consists of a 360-video editor featuring layers, dynamic timeline hotspots that are interactable, and speech transcriptions in various languages.
This software allows users in training sessions to be effectively informed about emergency scenarios.

Development procedure

This project is about building an editor with layers and interactive timeline hotspots that apply situated cognition 360 videos to a handful of human factors training sessions during a series of emergency scenarios.
We first clarify the requirements from our perspective users and our clients. We created personas and scenarios from the users’ side and drew out interactive prototypes.
We implemented the project in unity. The project allows the user to annotate a situated cognition 360 video with hotspots that contains explanatory information. A named hotspot could contain information written in text or displayed in image or situated cognition 360 video. The editor could solve all this information in a file package, with all the details in a json file.
Phase 1: Clarify Requirements

Phase 2: Making Senarios and Prototypes

Phase 3: Prepare for Implementation

Phase 4: Inplementing first demo

Phase 5: Work with real cases

Phase 6: Full inplementation

Phase 7: Fixs bugs and UI minor problems

Project Website: http://students.cs.ucl.ac.uk/2020/group11/index.html
GitHub repo
Build projects can also be found at
- Editor
- Player
We also have a written paper and a microsoft blog page, and the links will be updated as they become available!