Academic Profile : Faculty
Assoc Prof Bernhard Johannes Schmitt
Associate Professor, School of Art, Design and Media
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Bernhard graduated from Mainz University of Applied Sciences and has since worked as an animator and animation rigger for renowned international studios, including Walt Disney Animation Studios and Aardman Animations. He has also served as a screenwriter, director, and creative producer for independent projects, such as a series of music videos for the band 'die ärzte.'
Before joining Nanyang Technological University, he scripted and directed the popular German TV show Unser Sandmännchen.
His research focuses on Human-Robot Interaction, with an emphasis on motion-based nonverbal communication for robots.
Before joining Nanyang Technological University, he scripted and directed the popular German TV show Unser Sandmännchen.
His research focuses on Human-Robot Interaction, with an emphasis on motion-based nonverbal communication for robots.
Bernhard's research interests are in the field of Human-Robot Interaction, with a focus on motion-based nonverbal communication for robots.
His research is highly interdisciplinary, incorporating elements from animation, robotics, and computer science.
Furthermore, he researches current trends and technologies in the field of stop-motion animation.
His research is highly interdisciplinary, incorporating elements from animation, robotics, and computer science.
Furthermore, he researches current trends and technologies in the field of stop-motion animation.
- Animation in Southeast Asia – Local traditions and global influences
- Ethical Approaches to AI-Visualization in Shakespeare Adaptation
- Animating Migration (AniMi): Migrant Creative Labour in Singapore
- Anticipating Robots. Improving Human-Robot Communication Using an Artistic Approach.
Awards
Nanyang Education Award (School) 2018
Fellowships & Other Recognition
Visiting Professor at the University of the Bundeswehr Munich