Month: January 2012
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Call: Cinema: Journal of Philosophy and the Moving Image – Special issue on embodiment
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Read more: Call: Cinema: Journal of Philosophy and the Moving Image – Special issue on embodimentCinema: Journal of Philosophy and the Moving Image invites submissions for its 3rd issue. Submission deadline: 15 February, 2012 (abstracts) The third issue of Cinema takes up the theme of embodiment and the body, its relationship to cinema’s history (theory and practice), and its reawaken in a recent body of research attentive, not only to film, but also to video and to new media. In the last few years, creative and theoretical work have focused in the body, either as phenomenological encounter immersed in everyday practices, or as a material process made of fluids, energies and forces, arguing, in both…
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Tamaggo 360-imager turns any scene into a 360-degree virtual reality
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Read more: Tamaggo 360-imager turns any scene into a 360-degree virtual reality[From Adorama; more information is available at the Tamaggo web site and in another press release here] Tamaggo 360 Creates Immersive Images It looks like an egg. It costs under $200. And it turns any scene into a 360-degree virtual reality with minimal effort. PMA@CES News By Adorama News Writer January 12, 2012 Creating a 360-degree image usually requires setting up your camera on a specialized tripod and using software and lots of time, effort and expense. The Tamaggo 360 is claimed to be the first picture-taking device to easily create an “immersive imaging event”. It has a fully-integrated, built-in…
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Call: Workshop on Emotional and Empathic Agents at AAMAS 2012
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Read more: Call: Workshop on Emotional and Empathic Agents at AAMAS 2012WORKSHOP ON EMOTIONAL AND EMPATHIC AGENTS at AAMAS 2012 June 4-8, 2012, Valencia, Spain http://gaips.inesc-id.pt/aamas12-wseea CALL FOR PAPERS [apologies for cross-postings, please distribute] Workshop Organizers: João Dias (INESC-ID and Instituto Superior Técnico, PT) Janneke van der Zwaan (Delft University of Technology, NL) Jason Tsai (University of Southern California, USA) Senior Steering Committee: Ana Paiva (PT) Catholijn Jonker (NL) Stacy Marsella (USA) Virginia Dignum (NL) Goals: The main goal of this workshop is to bring together researchers from different disciplines to discuss the creation of what we call “empathic agents”. Empathy has been associated with the processes that make a person…
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Sharp’s prototype 85-inch 8K LCD TV ‘looks like real life’
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Read more: Sharp’s prototype 85-inch 8K LCD TV ‘looks like real life’[From Gizmodo; more details follows in a second item below] Sharp’s 8k TV Is Like Standing in the Presence of a Wrathful God By Sam Biddle Jan 11, 2012 Sharp’s lineup of TVs has been pretty lackluster so far. Oh! Except for this 85-inch 8k television, which is made up over 33 million pixels that look so shockingly good I actually felt ill. The 8k set is a prototype, but the technology is real. Really, really real—and 16 times the resolution of 1080p. Which already looks fab. I’ve simply never looked at a thing like this before. What’s the point…
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Call: CHI Workshop on Game User Experience: Exploring Methodologies
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Read more: Call: CHI Workshop on Game User Experience: Exploring MethodologiesCALL FOR PARTICIPATION: CHI WORKSHOP ON GAME USER RESEARCH CHI-GUR (Game User Research): Exploring Methodologies http://hcigames.businessandit.uoit.ca/chigur/ Important Dates: January 13, 2012 – Submissions Deadline February 2, 2012 – Acceptance Notification May 5-6, 2012 – Workshop The workshop is scheduled as a 2-day workshop held at Austin, Texas; co-located with ACM CHI May 5-6, 2012. The workshop is intended to be a gathering of current game user experience practitioners and researchers. The goal of the workshop is to expand our knowledge of the different methodologies currently in practice within the area of games user research as well as the utility and…
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Surprise hit ‘Devil Inside’ the start of fresh wave of ‘found footage’ films that play on reality
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Read more: Surprise hit ‘Devil Inside’ the start of fresh wave of ‘found footage’ films that play on reality[From The Los Angeles Times] ‘Found footage’ the latest Hollywood tactic Surprise hit ‘Devil Inside’ is just the start of a fresh wave of ‘found footage’ films that play on reality. By Steven Zeitchik and Amy Kaufman, Los Angeles Times January 10, 2012 “The Devil Inside” was a surprise hit at the box office this weekend — a micro-budget horror film with no stars and plenty of bad reviews, the film came out of nowhere to gross $33.7 million and become the third-highest January opening in Hollywood history. But far from a novelty, “Devil Inside” is the first in a…
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Call: Human & Machine: Posthumanism in Technology, Culture, and the Arts
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Read more: Call: Human & Machine: Posthumanism in Technology, Culture, and the ArtsHuman & Machine: Posthumanism in Technology, Culture, and the Arts Ewha Trans-Humanities Research Team, Ewha Womans University, Seoul, Korea CALL FOR PAPERS The Ewha Trans-Humanities Research Team will host an international conference on “Human & Machine: Posthumanism in Technology, Culture and the Arts” from June 1st to 2nd, 2012 and invites suitable contributions for presentation at the conference. Genetic engineering and digital technology are more than just supplement of human intellectual and physical ability; they seem to bring fundamental changes to the nature of what it means to be human. Such changes have been seen in how philosophy, literature, art,…
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Sensics Smart Goggles put your head in the game
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Read more: Sensics Smart Goggles put your head in the game[From The Verge, where the story includes additional images and 0:58 minute video; more information on the Smart Goggles is here] Sensics Smart Goggles put your head in the game (hands-on pictures and video) By David Pierce on January 9, 2012 Pepcom’s the perfect place to find things you might not hear about otherwise — like Sensics’ Smart Goggles, which we got a chance to play with tonight. The Smart Goggles are basically an insanely heavy helmet containing a heads-up display that runs Android (Android 4.0, to be exact, though we’re not sure if that really matters) — it’s kind of…
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Call: Journeys Across Media 2012: Time Tells
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Read more: Call: Journeys Across Media 2012: Time TellsJourneys Across Media University of Reading (UK) Thursday 19th April 2012 Time Tells: Temporal Excavations in Film, Theatre and Television JAM (Journeys Across Media) 2012 is celebrating its 10th anniversary with the theme of time. The conference seeks to address issues of time in film, theatre, television, and more widely in performance, media and art, and initiate discussions about the temporal across disciplines, practices and fields of research. Modernity has often been perceived through ever more urgent temporal demands; modern technologies and art forms (film, television, video) have also been examined as time-based media. Film has been discussed as an…
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New military IED trainer prepares soldiers for the reality of the battlefield
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Read more: New military IED trainer prepares soldiers for the reality of the battlefield[A press release from The United States Army] [Image: IED Trainer. Provincial Reconstruction Team Kapisa, currently training to deploy to Afghanistan at Camp Atterbury Joint Maneuver Training Center, Ind., was the first PRT to train on a new virtual reality combat simulator designed specifically to help Soldiers.] Atterbury opens new IED simulator December 28, 2011 By Staff Sgt. Matt Scotten, Atterbury-Muscatatuck Public Affairs EDINBURGH, Ind. (Army News Service, Dec. 28, 2011) — Provincial Reconstruction Team Kapisa, who is currently training at Camp Atterbury Joint Maneuver Training Center for an upcoming deployment to Afghanistan, was the first PRT to train on…
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Call: Social Implications of Embedded Systems – Special issue of Interacting with Computers
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Read more: Call: Social Implications of Embedded Systems – Special issue of Interacting with ComputersCall for Papers: Interacting with Computers Special Issue on the Social Implications of Embedded Systems http://www.journals.elsevier.com/interacting-with-computers/call-for-papers/special-issue-on-the-social-implications-of-embedded-systems/ Special Issue Editors Dr Stuart Moran, Informatics Research Centre, University of Reading, UK Dr Irene Lopez de Vallejo, Tekniker IK4, Avenida Otaola, 20, Eibar, Gipuzkoa, Spain Research on Embedded Systems or Pervasive Computing (PerCom) and its associated sensory and mobile technologies, is shifting focus from studies in controlled research laboratories, to emerging prototype implementations in real world everyday applications. The future application of PerCom is envisaged to cover almost all public, personal and commercial aspects of our lives. The benefits of PerCom are numerous…
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Banning photoshop in cosmetics ads
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Read more: Banning photoshop in cosmetics ads[From Business Insider] US Moves Toward Banning Photoshop In Cosmetics Ads Jim Edwards | December 16, 2011| Procter & Gamble has agreed to never again run an ad for its CoverGirl mascara because it used “enhanced post-production” and “photoshopping” to make eyelashes look thicker than they were in real life. P&G agreed to the ban even though it disclosed in the ad that the image was enhanced. The move is the latest in a series of baby steps that U.S. and international advertising regulators have taken to ban the use of Photoshop in advertising when it is misleading to consumers.…
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