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Call: IEEE International Symposium on Mixed and Augmented Reality (ISMAR 2011)
Read more: Call: IEEE International Symposium on Mixed and Augmented Reality (ISMAR 2011)Call for Participation The 10th IEEE International Symposium on Mixed and Augmented Reality (ISMAR 2011) 26-29 October 2011 Basel, Switzerland Full Call: CFP_ISMAR_2011.pdf More information: http://www.ismar11.org/ Mixed Reality (MR) and Augmented Reality (AR) allow the creation of fascinating new types of user interfaces, and are beginning to show significant impact on industry and society. The field is highly interdisciplinary, bringing together signal processing, computer vision, computer graphics, user interfaces, human factors, wearable computing, mobile computing, computer networks, displays, sensors, to name just some of the most important influences. MR/AR concepts are applicable to a wide range of applications. Since 1998,…
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Virtual outdoors to aid patient recovery, reduce pain levels
Read more: Virtual outdoors to aid patient recovery, reduce pain levels[From StaffNurse.com] [Image: Dartmoor National Park, UK] VR Greenery Aid to Convalescence May 25, 2011 University scientists are seeking to take virtual reality to a new level – with a view to helping sick people who cannot get access to the outside world. The researchers in Birmingham plan their new worlds to be “sensorily rich”. They are using large screen TVs, video projectors and head mounted displays to create virtual versions of soothing rural and coastal scenes. The initial development is re-creating a stretch of the coastline of south Devon and an area within Dartmoor National Park. The developers say…
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Call: 1st International Workshop on Pervasive Eye Tracking and Mobile Eye-Based Interaction (PETMEI 2011)
Read more: Call: 1st International Workshop on Pervasive Eye Tracking and Mobile Eye-Based Interaction (PETMEI 2011)CALL FOR PAPERS PETMEI 2011 – 1st International Workshop on Pervasive Eye Tracking and Mobile Eye-Based Interaction September 18, 2011 in Beijing, China http://www.petmei.org/ in conjunction with the 13th International Conference on Ubiquitous Computing (UbiComp 2011) Recent developments in mobile eye tracking equipment and automated eye movement analysis point the way toward unobtrusive eye-based human-computer interfaces that are pervasively usable in everyday life. We call this new paradigm pervasive eye tracking – continuous eye monitoring and analysis 24/7. The potential applications for the ability to track and analyse eye movements anywhere and any time call for new research to further…
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Telepresence robots go airborne
Read more: Telepresence robots go airborne[From New Scientist’s One Per Cent blog, where the post features a 1:17 minute video] Telepresence robots go airborne 12 May 2011 Jim Giles, contributor, Vancouver, Canada Picture the scene: your boss phones to say he is working from home. A calm descends over the office. Workers lean back in their chairs. Feet go up on desks – this shift is going to be pretty chilled. Suddenly, a super-sized video feed of your boss, projected onto to the front of a helium-filled balloon equipped with a loudspeaker, floats silently into the room and starts issuing orders from above your head. Not…
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Call: Visualisations and Simulations Symposium
Read more: Call: Visualisations and Simulations SymposiumVisualisations and Simulations Symposium Date: 16-17 June 2011 Duration: 2 days Venue: Anatomy Theatre & Museum, King’s College London http://www.pocos.org/index.php/pocos-symposia/simulations-and-visualisations The popular use of three dimensional models for visually representing information in archaeology, historic buildings, cultural heritage organisations, and academic research has created new challenges for managing and preserving such material. The two-day symposium on Visualisations and Simulations will provide a forum for participants to review and discuss the latest developments in the field, witness real-life case studies, and engage in networking activities. The symposium will promote discussion of the following key topics: Intellectual “Transparency” In 3D Cultural Heritage Models…
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Sharp and NHK develop “VR-like” 85-inch, direct-view LCD for Super Hi-Vision broadcast format
Read more: Sharp and NHK develop “VR-like” 85-inch, direct-view LCD for Super Hi-Vision broadcast format[A press release from Sharp; a 1:24 minute video is available here] Sharp and NHK Successfully Develop 85-Inch Direct-View LCD Compatible with Super Hi-Vision, a World First*1 NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corporation) (Shibuya Ward, Tokyo; President: Masayuki Matsumoto) and Sharp Corporation (Abeno Ward, Osaka; President: Mikio Katayama) have jointly developed an 85-inch LCD compatible with Super Hi-Vision, a next-generation television broadcast format. This is a world first for a direct-view display.…
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Call: Grand Challenge at ACM Multimedia 2011 on “Realistic Interaction in Online Virtual Environments”
Read more: Call: Grand Challenge at ACM Multimedia 2011 on “Realistic Interaction in Online Virtual Environments”Grand Challenge at ACM Multimedia 2011 on “Realistic Interaction in Online Virtual Environments” EMC2 have teamed up with Huawai to present a Grand Challenge at ACM Multimedia 2011 on “Realistic Interaction in Online Virtual Environments”, which we believe may be of interest to you and your colleagues. The challenge provides a captured dataset that provides scope for research into a variety of areas, including the challenges main focus “real-time realistic interaction between humans in online virtual environments”. The provided dataset consists of recordings of a number of Salsa dancers, of differing expertise, from a variety of modalities, including microphones, cameras,…
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Antwerp museum gives web users a real tour
Read more: Antwerp museum gives web users a real tour[From The Drum] Thu 19 May 2011 Virtual reality – museum gives web users a real tour Digital / UK A new museum in Belgium is offering you the chance to take a real live tour of its exhibits – without ever leaving the comfort of your chair. Visit the website of the MAS Museum in Antwerp and a tour guide carrying a camera will show you around the place in real-time as though you are really there with them. If that already sounds cool, wait until you hear the best bit. You can control your tour guide’s movements using…
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Call: “Collaborative usage and development of models and visualizations” – Workshop at ECSCW 2011
Read more: Call: “Collaborative usage and development of models and visualizations” – Workshop at ECSCW 2011Workshop: “Collaborative usage and development of models and visualizations” at ECSCW 2011 (European Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work) Date: 24 or 25 September, 2011 (still pending) Venue: Aarhus University, Denmark http://www.imtm-iaw.rub.de/events/ecscw/index.html.en Download the workshop description here. The usage of graphical representations of work and business process such as process models can be considered a common practice in modern organizations. As their development can become a complex task it is reasonable to draft them collaboratively. Also they become increasingly useful when used by larger groups throughout an organization. However despite modeling being a popular approach in practice, models are hardly…
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Bin Laden compound now a virtual training ground for commandos
Read more: Bin Laden compound now a virtual training ground for commandos[From Wired magazine’s Danger Room blog] Bin Laden Compound Now a Virtual Training Ground for Commandos By Spencer Ackerman May 18, 2011 TAMPA, Florida — To passers-by, T.J., a fit 20-something, is running around a red felt carpet about half the size of a basketball court inside a convention center. In his mind, he’s wearing a full set of body armor, his face obscured by a ski mask with a death’s head silkscreened on it. And he’s just dropped a terrorist inside Osama bin Laden’s Abbotabad compound. “Pushing out!” he yells, eyes obscured to the outside world by virtual reality goggles.…
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Call: Telepresence Options Magazine
Read more: Call: Telepresence Options MagazineTelepresence Options Magazine – Your Guide to Visual Collaboration Telepresence Options is pleased to announce the launch of Telepresence Options Magazine. The new magazine which is available in hard copy and a digital edition covers the latest in telepresence and effective visual collaboration technologies. Readers can reserve a free hard copy and access the digital edition immediately at: www.TelepresenceOptions.com/magazine The Spring 2011 issue includes: What is Telepresence? The ROI of Telepresence in a World of Economic and Geopolitical Uncertainty Robotic Telepresence: A Primer & Tale of the Tape Understanding the Telepresence Marketplace Creating Telepresence Environments – A Design Guide …
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Amsterdam Airport Schiphol offers a mixed reality ‘city park’
Read more: Amsterdam Airport Schiphol offers a mixed reality ‘city park’[From a promotional brochure (in pdf format) on the web site of Amsterdam Airport Schiphol] Airport Park Amsterdam Airport Schiphol offers a surprising new attraction: a green ‘city park’ www.schiphol.nl/airportpark Airport Park is for everyone to enjoy. Relax, work, meet people and enjoy food and refreshments in the park. Once beyond passport control, passengers will now be able to spend their time at the airport in a surprising, park-themed area. Travellers can even step outside to enjoy the sunshine on the terrace. Airport Park offers an all-embracing city park experience, unique in the world. Airport Park owes its park feeling…
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