Month: December 2012
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Call: JAM 2013 – Journeys Across Media: The Body and The Digital
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Read more: Call: JAM 2013 – Journeys Across Media: The Body and The DigitalJourneys Across Media The Body and The Digital Friday 19th April 2013, University of Reading 2013 will mark the 11th anniversary of the annual Journeys Across Media (JAM) Conference for postgraduate students, organised by postgraduates working in the Department of Film, Theatre & Television at the University of Reading. JAM 2013 seeks to focus on and foster current research relating to the Body and the Digital, as today they are interactive and interdependent facets in the media of film, theatre and television; and more widely, in the areas of performance and art. It is a relationship which continues to develop…
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7 ways augmented reality will improve your life
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Read more: 7 ways augmented reality will improve your life[From Mashable, where the story includes videos and more images] 7 Ways Augmented Reality Will Improve Your Life Lauren Drell December 190, 2012 You might think augmented reality is the way of the future, but really, it has its roots in the 20th century. Morton Heilig, the “Father of Virtual Reality,” patented the Sensorama Stimulator, which he called an “experience theater,” on Aug. 28, 1962. Over time, the idea of using technology to create a layer over the real world has been honed and refined and put in our palms, thanks to the proliferation of smartphones. Confused about what augmented…
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Call: Art Expo at Internet Technologies and Applications (ITA 13)
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Read more: Call: Art Expo at Internet Technologies and Applications (ITA 13)Art Expo at Internet Technologies and Applications (ITA 13) Tuesday 10th – Friday 13th September 2013 The Glyndwr University Research Centre for Creative and Applied Research for the Digital Society (CARDS) Wrexham, North East Wales, UK CALL FOR ENTRIES We are pleased to announce that as part of INTERNET TECHNOLOGIES AND APPLICATIONS (ITA 13), Glyndwr University will present its first Art Expo promoting the work of artists and designers working in new or emerging media or using creative technologies in their work. The Expo is intended as a knowledge-sharing and ideas generation event and will form part of the conference…
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9 year old boy builds robot to stay connected with family
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Read more: 9 year old boy builds robot to stay connected with family[From WHDH-TV in Boston; the web story includes a 1:35 minute video version] Boy builds robot to stay connected with family December 18, 2012 Reported by: Brandon Gunnoe LEXINGTON, Mass. (WHDH) — A young boy in Lexington built a relationship with his grandparents using LEGO pieces and a little technology. Nine-year-old Ricky Kundu’s grandparents live in India and can’t visit very often, so block by block he put together a way for them to stay connected. Ricky named the robot Betabot — beta means “child” in Hindi, and “early prototype” in English.…
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Call: The Joy of Learning – European Distance and E-learning Network Conference (EDEN 2013)
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Read more: Call: The Joy of Learning – European Distance and E-learning Network Conference (EDEN 2013)THE JOY OF LEARNING – EDEN 2013 Annual Conference, Oslo 12th to 15th June 2013 Oslo, Norway Website: http://www.eden-online.org/2013_oslo.html Organized by: European Distance and E-learning Network – EDEN Deadline for abstracts/proposals: 5th February 2012 E-learning, open and distance education have been increasingly important fields of intellectual excitement and innovative development. The challenges posed by the new technologies are permanent, and students constantly keep teachers under pressure to develop. The human elements are moving to the forefront, employing creative methods and smart solutions. In Europe, despite economic and social pressures, there is a collective drive towards realising the creative potential. Standards…
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Researchers and DMV testing driving simulator as alternative to in-car driving tests
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Read more: Researchers and DMV testing driving simulator as alternative to in-car driving tests[From WVIR NBC 29, where the story includes a 2:01 minute video; for more information see NewsPlex and the UVA Health System] UVA Researchers Testing Virtual Driving Simulator at DMV December 17, 2012 The University of Virginia is looking for hundreds of volunteer drivers to get behind the virtual wheel. It’s part of a plan to see if the program can be used one day as an alternative to in-car driving tests. Researchers at UVA’s School of Medicine are tracking data from the virtual reality driving simulator. They want to see if it is effective and fair, as it could…
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Call: Symposium: Texture in Film – University of St. Andrews, Scotland
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Read more: Call: Symposium: Texture in Film – University of St. Andrews, ScotlandSymposium: Texture in Film Sat 9th March 2013 09:00 to 18:00 Center for Film Studies University of St Andrews Scotland, UK Dr Lucy Fife Donaldson Texture is more commonly discussed in relation to visual art and design, music and literature than film. In these other disciplines, texture may refer to the tactile quality of a surface, the way a surface is changed by light, paint or other materials, the composition of fabric or narrative (as in the root of the word, to make/weave), the pattern of sound (rhythm and register) and the ‘concrete’ properties of language (metre, diction, syntax). Texture…
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The world’s first implantable robotic arm controlled by thoughts
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Read more: The world’s first implantable robotic arm controlled by thoughts[From Chalmers University, where the press release includes an additional image] [Image: Max Ortiz Catalan demonstrates how the system works with the aid of electrodes, which capture bio-electric signals from the surface of the arm. Amputees will, however, have the electrodes implanted directly on the nerves and muscles inside the body, which will be permanently accessible through the Brånemark osseointegrated implant (OPRA Implant System). Photo: Oscar Mattsson] Thought-controlled prosthesis is changing the lives of amputees The world’s first implantable robotic arm controlled by thoughts is being developed by Chalmers researcher Max Ortiz Catalan. The first operations on patients will take…
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Call: Organic Experiences: (Re-)shaping Interactions with Deformable Displays (CHI2013 workshop)
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Read more: Call: Organic Experiences: (Re-)shaping Interactions with Deformable Displays (CHI2013 workshop)Call for Papers: Organic Experiences: (Re-)shaping Interactions with Deformable Displays — A CHI2013 workshop. Website: www.scc.lancs.ac.uk/deformable2013 Submission deadline: January 11, 2013 The next generation user experiences will rely on visual and physical output technologies that extend beyond the rigid, flat surfaces with which we are familiar to produce devices that both users and machines can deform and shape. Such experiences will allow users to physically push, pull, bend, fold, or wrap devices to facilitate new modes of interaction and better represent content. This workshop will provide a forum to examine the three primary themes of research in this area: prototyping…
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CAVE2 key to a medical discovery that could revolutionize stroke prevention and treatment
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Read more: CAVE2 key to a medical discovery that could revolutionize stroke prevention and treatment[From NSF] [Image: Surgeons from the University of Illinois Hospital & Health Sciences Systems Neurosurgery Department view a simulation of the human brain vasculature and cortical tissue in the CAVE2 Hybrid Reality Environment. This project is a collaboration between the University of Illinois at Chicago’s (UIC) Electronic Visualization Laboratory (EVL) and Bioengineering Department’s Laboratory for Product and Process Design. EVL OmegaLib software is used to display the 3D model in the CAVE2 System. Credit: Lance Long for Electronic Visualization Laboratory, University of Illinois at Chicago.] State-of-the-Art Virtual Reality System Is Key to Medical Discovery For team of neurosurgeons and researchers,…
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Call: 2nd Interaction Design and Human Computer Interaction Workshop – within ICTVC
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Read more: Call: 2nd Interaction Design and Human Computer Interaction Workshop – within ICTVC2nd Interaction Design and Human Computer Interaction Workshop within the framework of the 5th International Conference on Typography and Visual Communication (ICTVC) 4-5 June 2013 | Department of Design & Multimedia, University of Nicosia, Cyprus Interaction Design is about designing interactive products to support the way people communicate and interact in their everyday and working lives. (Rogers, Sharp and Preece, 2011) Human computer interaction (HCI), a component of Interaction Design, is concerned with the design, evaluation and implementation of interactive computing systems for the human use and with the study of major phenomena surrounding them (ACM SIGCHI, 1992). Most people…
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Do we live in a computer simulation? UW researchers say idea can be tested
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Read more: Do we live in a computer simulation? UW researchers say idea can be tested[From The University of Washington] [Image: The conical (red) surface shows the relationship between energy and momentum in special relativity, a fundamental theory concerning space and time developed by Albert Einstein, and is the expected result if our universe is not a simulation. The flat (blue) surface illustrates the relationship between energy and momentum that would be expected if the universe is a simulation with an underlying cubic lattice.] Do we live in a computer simulation? UW researchers say idea can be tested By Vince Stricherz December 10, 2012 A decade ago, a British philosopher put forth the notion that…
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