Month: August 2015
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Job: Research Professor at Knowledge Media Institute (KMi) (Milton Keynes, UK)
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Read more: Job: Research Professor at Knowledge Media Institute (KMi) (Milton Keynes, UK)Research Professor Knowledge Media Institute (KMi) Based in Milton Keynes, UK Permanent position http://kmi.open.ac.uk/jobs/#11396 Deadline September 16th Interviews likely to be held in October This is a permanent appointment as Research Professor at the Open University’s Knowledge Media Institute (KMi), an 80-strong interdisciplinary laboratory founded in 1995 and located in attractive offices at The Open University’s main campus in Milton Keynes, UK. KMi undertakes high-profile advanced research and development in Knowledge Media: a convergence of research in Cognitive and Learning Sciences, New Media Technologies, Ubiquitous Computing, and Semantic and Data Technologies. We offer a creative and flexible working environment. The…
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Samsung and the British Museum bring virtual reality to the Bronze Age
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Read more: Samsung and the British Museum bring virtual reality to the Bronze Age[The British Museum is using VR and presence to engage audiences, and as this story from Alphr notes, this is apparently only the beginning. Find two more images in the article and the Museum‘s free Virtual Reality Weekend is August 8-9 at the Museum’s Samsung Digital Discovery Centre. –Matthew] Samsung and the British Museum bring virtual reality to the Bronze Age Visitors to the British Museum will be able to explore a virtual recreation of an ancient British home Thomas McMullan 4 Aug 2015 Standing in a field you look up at the sun. Beside you is a cluster of…
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Call: Symposium Proposals for AISB 2016 (Society for Study of AI and Simulation of Behaviour)
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Read more: Call: Symposium Proposals for AISB 2016 (Society for Study of AI and Simulation of Behaviour)AISB 2016 Call for Symposium Proposals Deadline for symposium proposals: 1st September 2015 Notification of acceptance: 26th September 2015 The AISB Convention is an annual conference covering the range of AI and Cognitive Science, organised by the Society for the Study of Artificial Intelligence and Simulation of Behaviour. The 2016 Convention will be held at the University of Sheffield, UK, from 4-6th April 2016. Daniela Romano (Department of Computer Science) and Tony Prescott (Department of Psychology) are the 2016 conference chairs, which will be hosted by Sheffield Robotics. The convention is structured as a number of co-located symposia, together with…
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Couple’s “follow me” photos bring you on exotic travels
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Read more: Couple’s “follow me” photos bring you on exotic travels[These “follow me” photos bring the viewer into the image, creating both spatial and social presence; the story in BuzzFeed includes 18 other images. –Matthew] A Woman Is Leading Her Boyfriend Around The World In These Gorgeous Photos posted on Jul. 20, 2015 Rossalyn Warren BuzzFeed News Reporter For the past seven months, Christian LeBlanc has been travelling around Asia with a backpack, a camera, and with his girlfriend, Laura Reid, leading the way. The couple, both aged 22 and from Vancouver, Canada, travelled to 10 countries over the seven-month period. LeBlanc’s trip started in January on a school exchange…
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hitchBOT, world famous hitchhiking robot, meets demise in Philadelphia
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Read more: hitchBOT, world famous hitchhiking robot, meets demise in Philadelphia[As a Philadelphia resident I’m depressed and embarrassed to have to relay this story of the demise of hitchBOT, the hitchhiking robot (for more information about the project see the ISPR Presence News post from August 6, 2014). The picture below from this weekend’s NPR coverage and the concern one of the creators expresses near the end of the AP/CBS News story below indicate the kind of social presence responses hitchBOT evoked. For more details about the crime see the updated story in The Philadelphia Inquirer. –Matthew] [Image: HitchBOT, a hitchhiking robot, sits with German tourists Sarah Strempel and Eric…
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Virtual Olympics could be a viewing option in 2024
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Read more: Virtual Olympics could be a viewing option in 2024[This discussion of the possible applications of VR and presence for not just viewing but experiencing the Olympics includes some exciting scenarios but also addresses the challenges. It’s from The Boston Globe (even though the 2024 Olympics won’t be in Boston – details here). –Matthew] [Image: One of five shoebox-sized camera rigs that NextVR placed on the course where the 2015 US Open was played. The camera rigs captured footage used for real-time virtual reality experiences of the golf tournament.] Virtual Olympics could be a viewing option in 2024 By Shira Springer, Globe Staff July 26, 2015 The men’s 100-meter…
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