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FROM THE PRESENCE-L LISTSERV: (From UB News, the news service of the University of Buffalo) Virtual-Reality Movies Put a New Face on "User-Friendly" Intense psychological drama requires computer agents to be "more human" Release date: Thursday, February 24, 2005 BUFFALO, N.Y. -- A virtual-reality drama by University at Buffalo researchers -- aimed at transforming the movie-going experience -- is driving the development of increasingly "self-aware" computational agents that are able to improvise responses to the spontaneous actions of human users. These improvisational computer...

9th and 10th of June * Vitoria-Gasteiz (Spain) EUVE Technological Center specialised in Virtual Reality, Virtual Engineering and Hidrometeorology is pleased to announce you the 3rd edition of the International Congress in Virtual Reality Applications where the last advances in Research and Development in applied Virtual Reality will be show. Besides CARVI 2005 will be a meeting point...

Retrieved from: the PRESENCE - Listserve It hasn’t yet, but the underlying concept is intriguing -- the idea that you could take one of the causes of childhood obesity and re-engineer it as...

The Boston Cyberarts Festival is an international biennial festival of art and technology in all media. The next Festival will take place April 22 through May 8, 2005. It will include visual and...

The art and soul of a new machine by Missy Sullivan, Forbes Magazine, 09.20.99 Did you ever notice how a chicken wishbone, turned upside down, looks remarkably like a bowlegged cowboy in...