Telepresence Kaitlin Reilly Prof. Lombard Psychological Processing of Media March 2012.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

When Media Aren’t Media: The Concept of (Tele)presence Matthew Lombard Temple University BTMM 3446/8446 March 2, 2010.

Advertisements

Computing Studies Is it for me? Click here to find out…

44 CHAPTER SPECIALIZED APPLICATION SOFTWARE. © 2005 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 4-2 Competencies Describe graphics software Discuss.

Graphics. Applications  Digital media  Entertainment  Art  Visualization  Science  Modeling  Games  Software  Virtual Reality.

Virtual Reality. What is virtual reality? a way to visualise, manipulate, and interact with a virtual environment visualise the computer generates visual,

CHAPTER Multimedia, Web Authoring, and More.

44 CHAPTER SPECIALIZED APPLICATION SOFTWARE. © 2005 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 4-2 Competencies Describe graphics software Discuss.

Computing ESSENTIALS     CHAPTER Ch 9Copyright 2003 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc Graphics, Multimedia, and Artificial Intelligence computing.

CATEGORIES OF COMPUTERS

User Experience By Melanie Crouch 3D STEREOSCOPY.

Introduction to Virtual Environments CIS 4930/6930

Introduction to Graphics and Virtual Environments.

Converging Contemporary Technologies Intermediate 2 Computing MMT Topic 6.

Matthew Lombard, PhD BTMM, MM&C, ISPR November 8, 2007 (Tele) Presence and Usability.

The Continuing Story of the Computer Age: Past, Present, and Future

Printing: This poster is 48” wide by 36” high. It’s designed to be printed on a large-format printer. Customizing the Content: The placeholders in this.

Video Eyewear for Augmented Reality Presenter: Manjul Sharma Supervisor: Paul Calder.

Specialized Application Software © 2013 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.Computing Essentials 2013.

1 telePresence Tracking Project Results Psychological Processing of Media Spring 2012.

Capture your favorite image Done by: ms.Hanan Albarigi.

N EW T ECHNOLOGY !. T ABLET : I PAD 3 Overview It has been rated 5 stars. People say it is like putting on your glasses. It has a better camera, faster.

Chapter 8: Collaborating with Technology Copyright © 2013 Pearson Education, Inc. publishing as Prentice Hall Chapter

Pervasive Video Jack Powers, director The Future of TV Everywhere.

Augmented reality applied to Resilience Management LLP Programme Knowledge Alliances“Collaborative Reformation of Curricula on Resilience Management with.

Specialized Application Software Chapter Copyright © 2011 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.

44 CHAPTER SPECIALIZED APPLICATION SOFTWARE Graphics 1. Desktop publishing 2. Image editors 3. Illustration programs 4. Image galleries 5. Graphic.

Introduction to Virtual Environments Slater, Sherman and Bowman readings.

Specialized Application Software Chapter 4 McGraw-HillCopyright © 2011 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.

Computers Are Your Future Tenth Edition Spotlight 7: Multimedia Devices Copyright © 2009 Pearson Education, Inc. Publishing as Prentice Hall1.

 Multi (Latin): Many/Much  Media (Latin): An intervening substance through which something is transmitted on.

Unit 66: 3D Modelling. Criteria1:Understanding the theory and Applications of 3D.

Animation Basic Concepts.

MULTIMEDIA Multimedia Industries WJEC GCSE ICT. STARTER  Multimedia is the combination of different elements:  Multimedia is used in many different.

By Sarah. * The battery stays on longer. * Has better screen. * More memory * faster max data speeds * Thinner * Much lighter * Much smaller * Much more.

 The meaning of multimedia is the use of a variety of artistic or communicative media.

The Future Artificial Intelligence Virtual Reality What’s Next Home.

Competitive advantages Three D LED. Quality of 3D Sony involve chip processing system technology, whether 3D graphics or network video, can achieve effective.

McGraw-Hill/Irwin Copyright © 2007 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. Chapter 4 Specialized Application Software.

What is NEW MEDIA the use of computer for distribution and exhibition rather than production. The Internet Websites Computer Multimedia Computer Games.

SPECIAL EFFECTS IN FILM PRODUCTION JIN LIN. WHAT IS SPECIAL EFFECTS (SFX)? AN ILLUSION CREATED FOR MOVIES AND TELEVISION BY PROPS, CAMERAWORK, COMPUTER.

Trends in Technology The Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) has announced its Consumer Electronics Association 5 Technology Trends to Watch for 2015.

Emily Kinsella USES OF 3D MODELING. WHAT IS 3D MODELING? 3D modeling is the process of creating a surface of a 3 dimensional object is specialised software.

TELE-IMMERSION PRESENTED BY: N. Saai Kaushiik N. Saai Kaushiik.

3D ANIMATION IN SOCIETY BY JESS CLOUDER. WHAT IS 3D? 3D is short for 3-dimensional (e.g. width, length, and depth). Our physical environment is three-dimensional.

Games consoles 1. What is a video game?  A computer that enables games to be played on television through digital projectors.

Exploring the World of Multimedia

Online services By Mollie Preston. What is an online service? An online service are services given via the internet. There are 9 examples of these online.

Multimedia. A medium (plural media) is something that a presenter can use for presentation of information Two basic ways to present information are: –Unimedium.

What is Multimedia Anyway? David Millard and Paul Lewis.

NANJING UNIVERSITY OF INFORMATION SICENCE & TECHNOLOGY Competencies Competencies  Graphics software, including desktop publishing, image editors, illustration.

Augmented Riality Nothing new, Now it is for public too.

AUGMENTED REALITY VIJAY COLLEGE OF ENGG. FOR WOMEN PRESENTED BY…….

What do we get when it’s added together?

CS262: Computer Vision (and Human-Computer Interaction)

Augmented Reality/ Virtual Reality

Specialized Application Software

Immersion, Engagement, Presence, Agency

SPECIALIZED APPLICATION SOFTWARE

(Tele) Presence and Usability Matthew Lombard, PhD BTMM, MM&C, ISPR

By Annmarie Ciacciarelli and Allie Amato

Specialized Application Software

TELEPRESENCES, MEMORY, AND SOCIAL JUDGEMENT

Brittany Hadfield BTMM 4446 Assignment #12

Obstacles and Openings to Presence in the Experience of Film

Children, Perceptions of Reality, and Telepresence

Specialized Application Software

Computer generated imagery

Children, Perceptions of Reality, and Telepresence

Presentation transcript:

Telepresence Kaitlin Reilly Prof. Lombard Psychological Processing of Media March 2012

What is telepresence? Telepresence is a sense of ‘being there’ in a virtual environment It is an illusion of non-mediation in which users of any technology overlook or misconstrue the technology’s role in their experience a subjective perception in which even though an individual’s current experience is generated by and/or filtered through human-made technology, the individual’s perception fails to accurately acknowledge the role of the technology in the experience (ISPR 2012)

Examples of Presence Evoking Items 3D films IMAX Experiences Simulator Rides (Disney World’s “Star Tours”) Smart Phones (FaceTime) Teleconferencing Systems (Skype) Robotics Body-Connected Video Games (Wii, Xbox Kinect) Alternate Reality Internet Sites (Second Life) Automated Answering Machines Instant Messenger Robots

Presence in Daily Life iPhone’s “FaceTime” creates sensation that you are physically with the person on the other line Virtual reality games fully immerse the user into the gaming experience Virtual conferencing through web cameras can make it feel like individuals meeting face to face Virtual pets mimic what it is like to have a dog like companion IMAX theatres submerse the audience into the films through 3D effects, large screens, and surround sound

Presence in the Media Surrogates (film, 2011) Terminator (film, 1984) The Truman Show (film, 1998) Star Wars (film, 1973) Persons of Interest (tv, 2011) A.I.: Artificial Intelligence (film, 2001) Persons Unknown (tv, 2010) Spongebob Squarepants (tv, 1999)

Reality… or Presence? Cut a Hole in Your Torso with Two iPad 2s! Augmented reality project Boston, MA Lumus see-through video glasses create 87 inch virtual screen 10 feet from viewer Highly graphic televisions look like “window on the world”

Work Cited –Lombard, Matthew. "International Society for Presence Research." Presence Defined. N.p., n.d. Web. 5 Mar IMAGES: –Lombard, Matthew. "Monthly Archives." International Society for Presence Research. N.p., Web. 5 Mar International Movie Data Base.