At the BMS lab, we work on many interesting and exciting projects. Sometimes they baffle even the researchers themselves. We try to keep an updated overview of what is happening in and around the lab and the latest development on this page.
Why? and context How? (difficulties and solution) Process, results.
On the 6th of May, the BMS Lab will visit Franeker for “Expeditie Next”. This is the national science festival for children and is meant …
Between October 16 and October 24th, 2021, the public had the opportunity to learn more about our work and view several of projects at our …
In the heart of Eindhoven, each October, the Dutch Design Week (DDW) takes place. Counting over 350,000 visitors, at approximately 100 locations across Eindhoven, DDW …
With the world slowly opening up, museums are expecting their first visitors and attempting to make their visits worth remembering. Recently, Leon Groothaar researched how …
The BMS Lab has recently acquired a new piece of equipment – the HoloLens. The new mixed reality device allows the users to touch, grasp …
A big part of the work of the BMS lab is to support projects that have some kind of software development needs. These needs come …
Circular economy transition minor is a new faculty-wide, interdisciplinary project lead by dr. Yazan, in which the BMS Lab collaborates with representatives of other departments. …
The esports gain of popularity throughout the world motivated a research group led by Dr Bruinsma at the University of Twente, staff and students affiliated …
The COVID-19 vaccination campaigns are happening in the Netherlands, but also globally. However, the campaign is not without doubters. To check what the doubters doubt …
The Dutch Government conducted four pilot large scale COVID-19 tests in which the BMS Lab participated. Their aim was to uncover how the risk-oriented large …
FIFA reported that 3.572 billion viewers watched the soccer matches from June 14 to July 15 in 2018 (Reuters 2018). With about half of the …
The ever-rising concerns about safety perceptions in public places are widely spread across the world. Since safety is the primary component of quality of life, …
The BMS Lab has broadened the portfolio of online tools, with the newest addition the Decision tree.The COVID-19 circumstances presented challenges when it came …
The BMS Lab has upgraded the virtualizer to the next generation of Virtualizer Elite 2.The new virtualizer provides for improvement in the convenience of …
Based on the feedback from interviews received by the ministry of health and the Coronamelder app, it became apparent that the advice given regarding isolation …
Eye-tracking is valuable research tool to both academia and practitioners. It can enable the precise evaluation websites, applications or videos and help in identifying usability …
Digitals Tours have become available from the BMS lab starting November first 2020. Tours can be requested – as used to be the case – …
The worldwide outbreak of sars-cov-2 (the novel coronavirus) has changed the world. Not just through the direct impact on the health of people. Its impact …
Recent developments in the Dutch COVID-19 outbreak has led to a loosening of measures intended to combat the spread of the virus. At the University …
Kars Otten, a PhD candidate at the University of Twente, and his colleagues have immersed themselves in the challenges of promoting social interaction amongst the …
The BMS lab continously looks for new instruments, devices and facilities to better aid students and researchers. This means that we have a growing and …
Online Consumer Reviews form a major part of the online buying experience. They do so for both the consumers that read and write them and …
The mobile lab of the BMS lab – dubbed the Experivan – enables researchers to bring their studies to their targeted audiences. Whether they are …
Technology evolves fast and often with great leaps. This leads to new and interesting opportunities for both consumers and scientists. It however also presents challenges. …
Over the past decades we have witnessed major developments in not just the machines that drive the world, but also in the ways we interact …
In traffic, humans communicate with all different kinds of signals, nods, winks and shouts what they are doing and what they want others to do. …
As the BMS lab, we often aid both students and researchers from around and even outside the University of Twente with their research. These research …
Professor Jean-Louis van Gelder of the department of the Psychology of Conflict, Risk and Safety from the University of Twente was in the news recently. …
The observation room with monitoring equipment.Today we installed a new multicamera pc control room for observation with dedicated encoding into the BMSLAB! This room also …
Hereby we open our series in which we introduce projects featuring the BMSLAB! We start with the Vigilant Brain. Denny Sasonko, a Master Student of …
The BMS LAB had its official Grand Opening on April 19th, 2018. Ellen Giebels opened the event with a moving speech about the process behind …
Daniel Saakes from South Korea’s KAIST University came to visit the BMS LAB University of Twente today. Together we support the Communication Sciences educational Module …
Check our new video of the VR supermarket by Kim Vissers, combining VR, leap motion and Cyberith virtualizer treadmill for social sciences!https://youtu.be/OTkbWJVBOoc
Our new VR treadmill is in! See part one of VR for social sciences here:https://youtu.be/hH789GbmpEM
On a Tuesday in February, about fifty first year students in the bachelor programme of Communication Science are working in the DesignLab.At one of the …
Mythbuster Jamie Hyneman visted the University of Twente last weekend. A tour was given in the DesignLab about the latest advances in technology. The BMS …
New promo video of the Tech4People BMS LAB. Including some of the research tracks we include for social sciences and technologies we use.https://youtu.be/gPWAqS5asUI