Video widgets and video actors

Gibbs, Simon; Breiteneder, Christian; Mey, Vicki de; Papathomas, Michael

doi:10.1145/168642.168660

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“…19 In such 2D animation, however, individual images must be prepared per body posture and per viewpoint, thus more images are required as presentations and human motions become more complex. On the other hand, in 3D animation, images for any body posture and viewpoint can be rendered once a 3D body model is given.…”

Section: D Versus 3d Animationmentioning

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Design of a virtual human presenter

Noma

Zhao

Badler

2000

IEEE Comput. Grap. Appl.

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Section: D Versus 3d Animationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Design of a virtual human presenter

Noma

Zhao

Badler

2000

IEEE Comput. Grap. Appl.

107

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“…Currently these forms of video processing are usually performed with studio equipment, however as computer support for digital video becomes more common, video processing is also appearing on the desktop.KEYWORDS: digital video, video widgets, video layering, non-linear video SUMMARY In integrating video with the user interface, one approach is that of a video widget-a user-interface component that is rendered using video information [1]. Like graphics-based widgets, video widgets come in a variety of forms.…”

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“…KEYWORDS: digital video, video widgets, video layering, non-linear video SUMMARY In integrating video with the user interface, one approach is that of a video widget-a user-interface component that is rendered using video information [1]. Like graphics-based widgets, video widgets come in a variety of forms.…”

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Interactive video actors

Breiteneder¹,

Gibbs

1994

Conference Companion on Human Factors in Computing Systems - CHI '94

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This video demonstrates the use of traditional video processing techniques, such as chroma-keying and layering, to integrate video with the user interface. Currently these forms of video processing are usually performed with studio equipment, however as computer support for digital video becomes more common, video processing is also appearing on the desktop.KEYWORDS: digital video, video widgets, video layering, non-linear video SUMMARY In integrating video with the user interface, one approach is that of a video widget-a user-interface component that is rendered using video information [1]. Like graphics-based widgets, video widgets come in a variety of forms. One particular form is what we call an interactive video actor. These widgets are characterized by human-like behavior and are typically used to provide assistance or help information.

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“…Integration of the real world (video) and the virtual world is developed on InterSpace [11] and video widgets [6]. InterSpace uses captured video images of user's face for distinguishing players and providing their expression.…”

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Design and implementation of the browser for the multimedia multi-user dungeon of the digital museum

Yura

Usaka

Fujimori

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Proceedings. 3rd Asia Pacific Computer Human Interaction (Cat. No.98EX110)

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This paper describes a design and implementation of the browser for the Digital Museum multimedia multi-user dungeon (MMMUD). MMMUD browser is a user interfacesoftware to the multi-user virtual environment provided by MMMUD. We introduce two ideas to realize MMMUD browser with kiosk terminals: the tool metaphor and the video guide. The tool metaphor is a unified interface for acquiring precise information of materials in the virtual environment. Since the tool metaphor imitates real tools used to observe objects precisely in the real world, it is a natural and intuitive interface for the user in the virtual environment. The video guide is an embedded video image in the virtual environment and provides information about the virtual environment to the user.

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Video widgets and video actors

Cited by 18 publications

References 7 publications

Design of a virtual human presenter

Design of a virtual human presenter

Interactive video actors

Design and implementation of the browser for the multimedia multi-user dungeon of the digital museum

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