<i>Commedia Virtuale</i>: from theatre to avatars

Salem, BI Ben

doi:10.1080/14626260500370825

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“…actor at the front) with a virtual set and a virtual actor ( fig. 2.2 in the background) [14]. Flesh protocol ( fig.…”

Section: Precursor Systemsmentioning

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Kansei Games: Entertaining Emotions

Salem

2007

Entertainment Computing – ICEC 2007

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“…actor at the front) with a virtual set and a virtual actor ( fig. 2.2 in the background) [14]. Flesh protocol ( fig.…”

Section: Precursor Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Kansei Games: Entertaining Emotions

Salem

2007

Entertainment Computing – ICEC 2007

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“…Commedia Virtuale: Ben Salem (2005) has investigated face, hand and body expressions to be applied to avatars of a virtual environment to improve their communication capabilities and enrich and facilitate their perception by users of a virtual environment. He has based his work on inspiration from the world of theatre.…”

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Kansei Mediated Entertainment

Salem

Rauterberg

Nakatsu

2006

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Abstract. We present an extension of Kansei mediated communication in the field of entertainment. We propose to do so by implementing Cultural Computing concept and enriching it with Kansei Mediated Interaction. We present some inspiration for our approach in terms of culture and then discuss them. We relate our work to the Western and to the Eastern world. Thus we use cultural examples from England, France, Japan and China. Finally, we propose as a new direction for HCI, cultural computing with its related paradigm we call Kansei Mediated Interaction. Finally we propose Kansei Mediated Entertainment as a direction merging of Kansei and entertainment.

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Cooperation in Virtual Worlds

Fiedler

2009

Schmalenbach Bus Rev

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Commedia Virtuale: from theatre to avatars

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Kansei Games: Entertaining Emotions

Kansei Games: Entertaining Emotions

Kansei Mediated Entertainment

Cooperation in Virtual Worlds

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