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Artificial Intelligence
Thursday, 25 July
8:10 - 10:15 am
Room 207
Session Chair: Fred Pighin, USC Institute for Creative
Technologies
"Low-Level" Intelligence for "Low-Level" Animation
Models of certain "low-level" cognitive abilities (such
as object persistence) in synthetic characters can be
used to control "low-level" behavior, such as eye gaze
and facial expression.
Damian Isla
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Media Laboratory
naimad@media.mit.edu
Bruce Blumberg
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Media Laboratory
Virtual Human Interface: Building an Intelligent Animated
Agent
An interactive animation and communication platform that
employs photo-real virtual humans to form the basis of
a new generation of educational and entertainment tools.
Bernadette Kiss
VerAnim Bt.
BernadetteKiss@yahoo.com
Gábor Szijártó
VerAnim Bt.
Barnabás Takács
CTO
Towards Visualizing HCI for Immersive Environments:
The Meta-Situational Tracker
The Meta-Situational Tracker provides researchers with
the ability to visualize user situations within immersive
environments.
Christopher Jaynes
University of Kentucky
jaynes@cs.uky.edu
Joan Mazur
Cindy Lio
University of Kentucky
Lewis the Robotic Photographer
Lewis is a human-sized robot wedding photographer who
collects images and displays them in a "photo album" that
celebrants can print or store in digital format.
Cindy Grimm
Washington University in St. Louis
cmg@cs.wustl.edu
William D. Smart
Zachary Byer
Michael Dixon
Jacob Cynamon
Hui Zhang
Washington University in St. Louis
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