概要
プログラム一覧
招待講演
・石井 信
・Teresa Marrin Nakra
・Antonio Camurri
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・後藤グループ
・河原グループ
・嵯峨山グループ
・奥乃グループ
・片寄グループ
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English
招待講演 Antonio Camurri|
EyesWeb XMI (eXtended Multimodal Interaction)
EyesWeb refers both to the research projects of InfoMus Lab on multimodal interactive systems and expressive gesture, and to the open software platform to support the development of real-time multimodal distributed interactive applications. The EyesWeb project started in 1997, as a natural evolution of the HARP Project (see www.infomus.org). The current release of the open software platform is EyesWeb XMI (eXtended Multimodal Interaction). With respect to its predecessors, EyesWeb XMI better support the real-time analysis and processing of synchronized streams at different sampling rates (e.g., audio, video, data from sensors). Extraction of expressive descriptors of human movement and gesture and models for navigating physical and expressive spaces are supported in the EyesWeb Expressive Gesture Processing Library. EyesWeb is adopted in several EU IST ICT research projects, in university and industry research projects. EyesWeb XMI can be freely downloaded from www.eyesweb.org. The seminar also includes the presentation of short examples from research projects on active music listening (EU ICT Project SAME www.sameproject.eu), on therapy and rehabilitation, on interactive museum applications, and on music theatre. | |
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略歴
Antonio Camurri (Genova, 1959; '84 Master Degree in Electric
Engineering; 1991 PhD in Computer Engineering) is Associate Professor
at DIST-University of Genova (Faculty of Engineering), where he
teaches "Software engineering" and "Multimedia Systems". His research
interests include computer music, multimodal intelligent interfaces,
interactive systems, kansei information processing and artificial
emotions, interactive multimodal-multimedia systems for theatre,
music, dance, museums. He is founder and scientific director of the
InfoMus Lab at DIST-University of Genova (www.infomus.org). He was
President of AIMI (Italian Association for Musical Informatics), is
member of the Executive Committee (ExCom) of the IEEE CS Technical
Committee on Computer Generated Music, Associate Editor of the
international "Journal of New Music Research". He is responsible of EU
IST Projects at DIST InfoMus Lab of University of Genova. He is author
of more than 80 international scientific publications. Since 2005 he
is Director of the Casa Paganini International Centre of Excellence on
science and multimedia technologies for music and performing arts
(www.casapaganini.org).
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