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Game Tech Academy helps you explore the potential of game technology
A partnership between
BusinessAalborg, Aalborg Municipality
AAU Innovation, Aalborg University
Dania Academy
University of Skövde
Faculty of Technology & Society, Malmö University
Science Park Skövde AB
About Game Tech Academy
Game Tech Academy introduces game technology in new settings.
We help educators, students, entrepreneurs, businesses, and business coaches expand their skill sets by applying game technology to their work.
We wish to expand the boundaries of how game technology is perceived and applied by tech experts, industry newcomers and “outsiders” exploring what is possible beyond their comfort zone.
We are ready to repurpose game technology. Join us!
Game Tech Academy is brought to you through a strong partnership. Understand their part in and vision for Game Tech Academy.
What's new?
ReadSpeaker: from tech to game tech
Game Tech Academy has joined a collaboration with the Swedish speech technology company ReadSpeaker. The Uppsala-based company develops text-to-speech solutions that, among other things, are used to provide technology to games.
How can game technology create more well-being among students at Aalborg University?
This question served as the starting point for a project undertaken by a class of first-semester students in AAU’s Medialogy program this semester. As a result, the students created games designed to strengthen the building of social relationships, help other students plan their student life, and reduce stress.
Volvo Game Jam, a game tech challenge
During the Volvo Game Jam (October 11-14), game development students from the University of Skövde created seven games to spark interest in technology among 11-14-year-olds. The winner, Garage Lab, was announced on Monday.
What else?
GTA NEWS
Visit from Cygames research
COLLABORATION
Cygames is one of Japan’s largest gaming companies with over 5,000 employees, primarily well-known in the Asian markets. Their collaboration with the University of Skövde and Sweden Game Arena was initiated thanks to the EU Interreg project Game Hub Scandinavia and now continues as an important part of the Game Tech Academy project.