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Programme
2
00:00-00:30
Titles and recap
00:30-02:45
Building virtual characters using a virtual body suit to create a
wire frame model of a character. How this is used for Vince Fin
from Channel 4's Karaoke Fish Tank. Uses sensors in a magnetic
field to mark how someone moves.
02:45-07:25
How the fashion industry wants to enable people to see themselves
in new clothes by scanning in their details. How an Avatar is made
from four images of a person. This is then used to make the
presenter appear to go skateboarding and dancing. How computer
games use this to feed in footballer's details.
07:25-09:25
How the ITC technology research programme is developing a virtual
signer for the 100,000 deaf viewers in the UK. How digital TV has
the capacity to develop and use these new technologies.
09:25-12:55
New types of televisions, including wall and mobile televisions.
How feedback chairs can make the viewing experience even more
realistic.
12:55-16:15
Immersive TV. How researchers at UCL are creating 3D environments
with interactive characters. These can be used to train people in
public speaking or to overcome phobias.
16:15-18:21
The psychology of Immersive TV. How will people react to this work,
will there be any side effects? Will TV in the future have smells
and other add-ons to make the viewing experience more
realistic?
18:21
Titles and end
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