Radomir Dinic · Salzburg
Teaching it. Building it. Making it understandable.
Senior Lecturer at FH Salzburg, developer and AI trainer. I teach game development, computer vision and AI, build interactive prototypes and help organisations understand what generative AI can actually do for them.
Senior Lecturer at FH Salzburg. I teach how games, vision systems and AI actually work, with a research background in mixed reality, HCI and digital health.
Hands-on AI training for teams, public administration and leadership. Clear, practical, EU AI Act included.
Interactive prototypes and tools, from game mechanics to computer vision pipelines, built with a small network of collaborators.
The older projects further down show where I come from. This is where my head is at today.
Teaching, workshops, workflows and responsible use, for students and public-sector teams alike.
Agents, behaviour, generative systems and a lot of experimentation.
From classic OpenCV pipelines to modern vision models.
Turning emerging technology into something students and teams can actually try.
A board game with a tablet as its second layer: the physical board stays on the table while Unity and Vuforia AR bring Japanese yōkai myths to life on screen. Student team project at FH Salzburg, winner of the Austrian CG Award 2015 for Best Game.
A calm, non-violent exploration game: as a forest god, the player frees an enchanted forest from a mysterious infestation. Master's project at FH Salzburg, winner of the Austrian CG Awards 2016 for Best Game and Best Student Project.
Mobile AR research prototype for estimating food portions for people with diabetes. Developed as part of my master's thesis using depth sensing and computer vision, and published at ISMAR and MobileHCI.
Research project funded by netidee: sign language is captured with an ordinary smartphone and replayed by a 3D avatar on the web, with adjustable facial expressions. The aim was to make publishing content in sign language online much easier.
VR breathing exergame from a joint research project of Paracelsus Medical University and FH Salzburg. It recreates the Krimml Waterfalls with photogrammetry and aims to bring their positive effects on the airways into a VR training.
I like technology most when it becomes tangible.
I teach game development, computer vision and AI at Salzburg University of Applied Sciences, build interactive prototypes and help organisations understand what generative AI can actually do for them.
My background runs from sales and consulting through computer vision and mixed reality research to games, software development and AI education. Much of my early applied research sat at the intersection of interactive technology and digital health, including work on diabetes, nutrition, behavioural research and VR-based health applications.
That mix shapes how I work: technically curious, hands-on, and usually more interested in building and testing something than in talking about it in the abstract. (Says the person who gives talks. I know.)
Sales and consulting
BSc MultiMediaTechnology
MSc, then research & teaching at MMT
Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for Digital Health
Back at FH Salzburg as lecturer
Senior Lecturer & AI trainer
A course, a workshop for your team, a prototype or just a question about AI. Write me, I answer my own email.