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Human-Computer Interaction
Department of InformaticsHuman-Computer Interaction

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Human-Computer Interaction

Sebastian Rings

Sebastian Rings


Sebastian Rings

Doctoral Candidate

E-Mail: sebastian.rings"AT"uni-hamburg.de

Phone: +49 40 42883-2285

Office hours: By arrangement (please send an e-mail to fix a date)

Vogt-Kölln-Str. 30, Room: F-135a
D-22527 Hamburg, Germany

Short Bio

Sebastian Rings is a research associate of the Human-Computer-Interaction group at the Department of Informatics at the Universität Hamburg. He finished his master’s degree in Computer Science here at the university in 2018 and has since been working in the BMBF projects Exgavine and VITALabs as a project coordinator.

His research is focused on incorporating users and stakeholders in development processes as well as improving 3D computer graphics by employing AI supported algorithms.

Research Interests

  • VR/AR
  • (Serious) Games
  • 3D-Engines
  • Computer Graphics
  • Procedural Generation
  • AI-Development
  • Human-Computer Interaction

Jams and Awards

  • VR advisor for “Hackathon Publish_Public_Spaces” 2017
  • 2nd place at the Innogames Gamejam 2018
  • 1st place at the HAW Gamejam 2018
  • Social impact hackathon for “The Human Safety Net”
  • 3rd place at the Innogames Gamejam 2020
  • Consultant for the first Airbus Gamejam 2021
  • 1st place at international Hackzurich 2022 Siemens challenge, audience award, 3rd place overall.

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Open-Source Projects