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An interactive beer tasting developed using Tangible Engine software (tangibleengine.com/) that utilizes Ideum touch tables (www.ideum.com/products/touch-tables). In this prototype bar-goers can learn about variety of beers that are automatically detected as the glass is placed on the multitouch table.
"No Matter Workshop" by Scott Kildall and Victoria Scott; February 9, 2008. Part of Floating Points 5: Mixed Realities Symposium; Emerson College, February 8, 2008. turbulence.org/mixed_realities
An interactive beer tasting developed using Tangible Engine software (tangibleengine.com/) that utilizes Ideum touch tables (www.ideum.com/products/touch-tables). In this prototype bar-goers can learn about variety of beers that are automatically detected as the glass is placed on the multitouch table.
An interactive beer tasting developed using Tangible Engine software (tangibleengine.com/) that utilizes Ideum touch tables (www.ideum.com/products/touch-tables). In this prototype bar-goers can learn about variety of beers that are automatically detected as the glass is placed on the multitouch table.
This arcade cabinet was littered with tokens and tickets from "Super Sports" Family Fun Center and Golf Course in Carver, Maine.
Here's where the place is: maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&safe=off&q=108+N+Main+...
Using the "Patent Alert" Hololens app you become the main character in an interactive narrative about your future self. It can be experienced at the IDFA documentary festival in Amsterdam www.idfa.nl/en/film/0bba5290-75e8-4b7a-8f8c-7132ce535ea9/...
The Office of the Vice President for Research hosts the 2019 Mixed Reality (XR) Symposium, October 18, 2019
Teams work on VR projects through the weekend at the 2019 HP Virtual and Augmented Reality Hackathon, October 19, 2019
Ars Electronica Solutions marked the completion of the redevelopment of voestalpine's biggest blast-furnace with a spectacular mixed reeality drone-show.
credit: Ars Electronica
The Office of the Vice President for Research hosts the 2019 Mixed Reality (XR) Symposium, October 18, 2019
The Office of the Vice President for Research hosts the 2019 Mixed Reality (XR) Symposium, October 18, 2019
Team Memento wins first place at the 2019 HP Virtual and Augmented Reality Hackathon, October 20, 2019
Lauren Burnette, SPAWAR System Center Pacific, assists with a demo of the Battlespace Exploitation of Mixed Reality (BEMR) during the Ship-to-Shore Maneuver Exploration and Experimentation (S2ME2) Advanced Naval Technology Exercise (ANTX) 2017 at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, California. S2ME2 ANTX brings industry, academia, and the Naval Research Development Establishment (NR&DE) together to demonstrate emerging technology and engineering innovations that address priority Navy and Marine Corps missions. (U.S. Navy photo by John F. Williams/Released)
Info on this piece of geek heaven, here: npirl.blogspot.com/2008/06/geek-heaven-wiz-bang-geo-coded...
Team Epic Gamers wins the Technical/Land Grant Award at the 2019 HP Virtual and Augmented Reality Hackathon, October 20, 2019
The Cybernetic Art Research Project
in conjunction with The NMC Campus and Peace Train proudly present....
*** THE WALL V-2 AT SECOND LIFE PEACEFEST 2008 ***
At 2pm SLT on the 15th August and 17th August 2008, the Cybernetic Art Research Project (CARP) will perform 'The Wall' V-2' as part of Second Life PeaceFest 08.
PeaceFest 08 is a three day Second Life benefit event for worldwide peace running from the 15th Aug to the 17th. Covering ten sims, this festival will feature over 80 events, including live music, theatre and dance performances, art exhibitions, panel discussions and a rally at the SL Central Park.
All proceeds from PeaceFest 08 will go benefit several charities including Amnesty International, UNICEF, Kids4Peace, Uthango Social Investments, and others.
The NMC Campus, Peace Train (the group sponsoring PeaceFest 08) and CARP are delighted to announce that 'The Wall V-2' will be performed in Second Life as part of this great festival at 2pm SLT on the 15th August and 17th August 2008.
'The Wall V-2' is collaboration of international artists working with the Cybernetic Art Research Project (CARP) to bring a unique vision and interpretation of Pink Floyd's "The Wall" into Second Life ™. It is an extravaganza of sound, light, dance, giant animated puppets, effects and many other surprises, all set to the original soundtrack.
Since opening in April 2008, the show has been performed 24 times to more than 1800 people, always accompanied by rave reviews and filled sims...
"Amazing. Not so much viewed as it is experienced" ~ Metaverse Messenger
"All I can say is WOW. GREAT show" ~ Second Arts
"Nothing short of spectacular. A complete immersion" ~ Looking Glass
"Impressive, touching and thoughtful. Second Life at its best" ~ MixedRealities
Access to the venue is via. the following SLURL:
slurl.com/secondlife/NMC%20Campus%20West/127/ 47/612/
Interest is high, so please arrive early! Arriving early will also allow the Texture Pre-Loaders to send all the data to your cache before the show starts. Both shows will start *promptly* at 2PM SLT.
This is a live artistic performance by a team of SL/RL artists, using the very best and sophisticated of SL's technology to bring you a unique interpretation and vision of Pink Floyd's 'The Wall'.
The CARP Wall Team:
Creative Director: Debbie Trilling (UK)
Producer: Velazquez Bonetto (Germany)
Wall Design: Elfod Nemeth (UK)
Animated Puppets: Duggy Bing (US)
Animations: Caravaggio Bonetto (Austria)
Original Music: Junivers Stockholm (Sweden) & Josina Burgess (Holland)
Stills Photography: Adec Alexandria (UK)
Dancing & Joyfulness: Klute Copploa (France), Southern Riptide (US)
with valuable contributions from:
Scio Kamanchi (US)
Gypsy Paz (US)
Lyddyn Tzara (US)
Celeste Moonlight (US)
DJ Jenns (UK)
windyy Lane (US)
George W Bush (US)
and, of course, Pink Floyd's incredible album 'The Wall'
For further informtion regarding SL PeaceFest 08 please contact Cotton Thorne; for information regarding 'The Wall V-2', including Courtesy Packs, please contact Debbie Trilling.
Useful links:
PeaceFest 08 Schedule and Blog: slpeacefest.wordpress.com/
Selection of performance photos: www.flickr.com/photos/7759984@N05/
Debbie Trilling wiki: wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/User:Debbie_Trilling
Debbie Trilling SL profile: world.secondlife.com/resident/4e07f6d1-4598-4 351-84fa-826...
Velazquez Bonetto SL profile: world.secondlife.com/resident/e762560e-0314-4 388-b8bf-026...
IMPORTANT NOTES:
Please note that facelights and all other prim lighting are strictly prohibited from 'The Wall V-2' venue. Please detach all such facelights and prim lighting systems before arriving to see this performance. If you are unsure, please use 'Advanced | Rendering | Info Displays | Light' to check. This will cause all sources of prim lighting in your vicinity to be surrounded by a yellow bounding box. Please be aware that facelights and other sources of prim lighting will not only ruin the show for the wearer, but also for everybody else within up to 20 meters of the wearer. Your co-operation is greatly appreciated.
Mixed reality, a form of altering general reality, is a concept, complete with tools, invented by Microsoft.
My entry into the field of mixed reality is this video, I Dream, Mr. Milk Bottle Flies his Corporate Plane in a Break for Freedom. The basic reality is captured in the video backdrop, which features me, doing really minimal acting, coaching the Bottle, and then falling asleep.
Mr. Milk Bottle, a rubber hose cartoon character I invented in the mid-nineties, or shortly thereafter, has always been a 3D model. He is the spokesperson for a fictional corporation called The Badge of Quality which is involved in art, entertainment, sports, politics, everything, just like the Disney Corporation. In this episode, the Bottle flies his Corporate Plane (which looks like a magic carpet, but is not, it’s a Corporate Plane) into the boundary rectangle of the image, attempting to break through to the other side. There just has to be more to Life, don’t you think?
Walking, not Running, and Getting Nowhere - the first mixed reality exploration. Mapping of my walk as plotted live from a 3G mobile.
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The intention here is to explore an immersive experience for my avatar and myself as my avatar in Second Life (SL) through a first person point of view.
My avatar is set to animate a walk on the spot, on top of a screen broadcasting a live video feed of a walk from 'real' life (RL). Alongside is a heads up display (HUD) showing my RL position as the walk occurs. My RL walk is source media/experience for my avatar, augmenting its SL experience and inverting what is often the purpose of virtual worlds, augmenting our RL experience (i.e. through SL social networking etc.)
The result is a mixed reality experience for my avatar, walking in a visual space beyond its own yet with no control or actual locomotion, extended as a result of streaming lag, augmented in some ways yet futile in others.
The apparatus of the apparition becomes apparent in this time lapse view of the development of a fingerloose (Pentadactylus polymorpha).
Team Realisationvinstbeskattning wins the Practical Award at the 2019 HP Virtual and Augmented Reality Hackathon, October 20, 2019
During this Kidz Connect workshop, we connected students at the Academy of Urban Planning in Bushwick (Brooklyn), New York, with students at the IVKO Montessori School in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Using a mixed reality combination of Skype for real-time video chatting, and the virtual world Metaplace, the students got to know each other, while building a 'virtual street fair' together in Metaplace, in which each student mapped images of their interests and neighborhood onto street fair booths. We had a virtual street fair that integrated the NY and Amsterdam students' booths.
In this screenshot, you see the Metaplace street fair booths in the background and the Skype video conversation in the forefront. The students worked in Metaplace together while being able to see and interact with each other in the Skype window as well.
Note: The user-generated virtual world Metaplace closed down on January 1, 2010 at 11:59pm EST. While Metaplace was still open, it was possible to visit Kidz Connect world at metaplace.com/KidzConnect/play. Metaplace is no longer accessible.
Tangible Engine is a new visualizer, configurator, and software development kit that allows developers to easily connect real-world objects to applications running on Ideum multitouch tables. Tangible Engine also comes with a starter kit of object markers and instructions for 3D printing them. Tangible Engine works with Ideum multitouch tables that use 3M touch technology, including the 55" and 65" Platform and Pro.
To learn more please visit our website.
"No Matter Workshop" by Scott Kildall and Victoria Scott; February 9, 2008. Part of Floating Points 5: Mixed Realities Symposium; Emerson College, February 8, 2008. turbulence.org/mixed_realities
The Office of the Vice President for Research hosts the 2019 Mixed Reality (XR) Symposium, October 18, 2019
The Office of the Vice President for Research hosts the 2019 Mixed Reality (XR) Symposium, October 18, 2019
Soooo here I'm trying to do my homework, and I noticed a new to me export option in PS 3D, "Aero", so 4 hours down that rabbit hole, and it seems to be an iApp that works on mostly latest greatest iPad/iPhones, it wasn't supposed to work on mine and it eventually did but super slow, basically I was able to export a 3D object from PS into the Adobe storage cloud, and import it into an iPhone App, it places your 3D object (or one from it's library) into the view from your iPhone camera after generating a point cloud/3D set to figure out the floor that allows the 3D character to be anchored to, if you have one of those iPhones with lots of lenses and super fast internet I suspect it could almost be in real time. The last time I tried something like this was in Matt and Sams VR class here at PCC, using Unity and Vuforia, here's a link to that if this sounds interesting to you.https://flic.kr/p/2gbosDL
The Office of the Vice President for Research hosts the 2019 Mixed Reality (XR) Symposium, October 18, 2019
Teams work on VR projects through the weekend at the 2019 HP Virtual and Augmented Reality Hackathon, October 19, 2019
Teams work on VR projects through the weekend at the 2019 HP Virtual and Augmented Reality Hackathon, October 19, 2019
Synthetic Times: Media Art China 2008, a Cultural Olympics project that will open at the National Art Museum of China in Beijing in June 2008, launches in NYC with programming co-organized by the exhibition’s curator, Zhang Ga, the MoMA, Parsons School of Design and Eyebeam. www.mediartchina.org/events/newyorkmoma
On April 15, following a day-long symposium at Parsons, Eyebeam featured a performance of Invisible Threads by Eyebeam artists Jeff Crouse and Stephanie Rothenberg, as well as performances by Taeyoon Choi and Friedrich Kirchner. www.eyebeam.org/engage/engage.php?page=unique&id=168
Invisible Threads documentary by Annie Ok, Jeff Crouse & Stephanie Rothenberg:
www.annieok.com/OtherProjects/InvisibleThreads
About Invisible Threads:
Invisible Threads is a mixed reality performance installation created by Eyebeam artists Jeff Crouse and Stephanie Rothenberg. The project explores the growing intersection between labor, emerging virtual economies and real life commodities through the creation of a designer jeans sweatshop in the metaverse Second Life. Simulating a real life manufacturing facility that includes hiring Second Life “workers” to produce real world jeans sold for profit, the project provides an insider’s view into current modes of global, telematic production.
Teams work on VR projects through the weekend at the 2019 HP Virtual and Augmented Reality Hackathon, October 19, 2019
Team Waterbears wins the Artistry Award at the 2019 HP Virtual and Augmented Reality Hackathon, October 20, 2019
Teams work on VR projects through the weekend at the 2019 HP Virtual and Augmented Reality Hackathon, October 19, 2019
Team Hackers Anonymous wins 3rd place at the 2019 HP Virtual and Augmented Reality Hackathon, October 20, 2019
The Office of the Vice President for Research hosts the 2019 Mixed Reality (XR) Symposium, October 18, 2019
Tangible Engine is a new visualizer, configurator, and software development kit that allows developers to easily connect real-world objects to applications running on Ideum multitouch tables. Tangible Engine also comes with a starter kit of object markers and instructions for 3D printing them. Tangible Engine works with Ideum multitouch tables that use 3M touch technology, including the 55" and 65" Platform and Pro.
To learn more please visit our website.