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Dicton du jour : « En TGV, venez pour la journée »
Saying of the day: "By TGV, come for the day"
Dear all,
You'll find the conference program of VRIC Laval Virtual 2006 below and on:
http://
To subscribe for one day or for the whole conference:
http://
The exhibition map:
http://
To come for one day in Laval, use the TGV train!
FromParis Montparnasse station: 6h35 (Arrival 8h19) or 8h05 (Arrival 9h45)
Back from Laval: 18h18 (Arrival 20h to Paris)
http://
This year Laval Virtual highlights:
2 Tutorials on VR on 26th April
Industrial applications of force feedback on 26th April
Historical inheritance on 26th April
VR and motor disorders on 27th April
Innovation conference on 27th April
VR for entertainment on 28th April
Architecture and VR on 28th April
See you very soon!
Laval Virtual dream team
************************************* To print
VRIC LAVAL VIRTUAL 2006
Advanced Program
Virtual Reality International Conference
April 26-27-28 – Laval, France
**********
Wednesday 26 April - Mercredi 26 Avril
**********
ATELIERS DE FORMATION
Mercredi 26 Avril – 9h30-12h30 & 14h-17h
@@@@@
Initiation à la Réalité Virtuelle … à la demande
par Philippe Fuchs
Professeur de l'Ecole des Mines de Paris, responsable de l'équipe de
recherche "Réalité Virtuelle et Réalité Augmentée", orientée vers les
applications industrielles, au Centre de Robotique.
Atelier 1 - Mercredi 26 avril 9h30-12h30 – SALLE B
Atelier 3 - Mercredi 26 avril 14h-17h – SALLE B
@@@@@
Démarrer et faire croître une affaire en Réalité Virtuelle : Comment
oeuvrer pour un rapide déploiement des marchés ?
par Patrick Corsi
Consultant international (Europe et USA) chez KINNSYS - Entreprise
Innovation Management Solutions http://
Atelier 2 - Mercredi 26 avril 9h30 - 12h30 – SALLE C
Atelier 4 - Mercredi 26 avril 14h - 17h – SALLE C
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INVITED SPEAKER
Wednesday 26 April – 9h30 – SALLE A
Cutting-edge Virtual Reality in service of medical training
By Ofek Shilon, Algorithmics Team Leader, Simbionix, Israël
@@@@@
HISTORICAL HERITAGE SESSION
Wednesday 26 April – 10h30-12h30 – SALLE A
Simultaneous translation French-English
10h30 Virtual reality, an asset for the study of historical heritage
- Nadine Warzée
Professeur à l'Ecole Polytechnique de l'Université Libre de Bruxelles
10h45 A new approach for preserving the technical heritage (77)
Florent Laroche, Alain Bernard, Michel Cotte
Institut de Recherche en Communications et Cybernétique de Nantes
11h30 Invited talk : 3D in Archaeology and Museography - Pascal Mora
Archéotransfert, Université de Bordeaux 3
@@@@@
Industrial Applications of Force-Feedback
Wednesday 26 April – 14h -17h – SALLE A
Simultaneous translation French-English
This thematic session is an unique opportunity to meet and exchange
points of view on the topic of industrial applications of
force-feedback technologies. We have invited key persons from the
industry to present their experience in the implementation of haptic
devices for product design, assembly & maintenance simulation, and
ergonomics/human factors.
With the support of the INTUITION European Network of Excellence.
Chaired by: Dr Anatole LECUYER - Research Scientist of INRIA - SIAMES Project
Bill McNEELY - The BOEING Company
Senior engineer - Inventor of the VPS library (Voxel Pointmap Shell)
François GUILLAUME - EADS Corporate Research Center
Research Engineer - Virtual Reality & Digital MockUp
Thierry VOILLEQUIN – PSA Peugeot Citroën
Manager of the PSA Peugeot Citroën Virtual Reality Center
Jérôme PERRET - HAPTION
General Manager
**********
Thursday 27 April - Jeudi 27 Avril
**********
@@@@@
Virtual Reality and Motor Disorders Symposium
Thursday 27 April – 9h -17h30 – SALLE A
Simultaneous translation French-English
Multiple Virtual Reality applications emerged in the field of motor
disorders, with objectives of assessment and rehabilitation. The
purpose of the Symposium is to propose a wide range of works carried
out to examine different facets of the question, and also to develop
national and international collaborations related to this thema.
9:00 Introduction to Virtual Reality - Evelyne Klinger & Philippe
Fuchs, ENSMP, Paris
9:30 Keynote Lecture
Virtual Rehabilitation for Motor Impairment: First Principles and Bottom Lines
Tamar Weiss, LIRT, Haïfa, Israel
VRMD Session 1: Motor Imagery
10:45 A virtual reality System for mental practice in post-stroke rehabilitation
Jose Antonio Lozano, Mediclab, Valencia, Spain
11:10 Improving motor recovery in paralysed patients with illusory
visual feedback of correct movements - Pascal Giraux, UPRES EA 3062,
St Etienne
11:35 Addressing psychological aspects of motor disorders with virtual
reality technologies - Feryel Znaïdi, CNRS UMR 7593, Paris
12:30 Lunch
VRMD Session 2: Proprioception
14:00 Physics fidelity and perceptual realism of virtual reality in
motor rehabilitation
Minhua Ma, University of Ulster, GB
14:25 Kinehaptique : a robotic system for rehabilitation of the upper limb
Christine Mégard, CEA/LIST, France
14:50 Playbox: A Flexible Haptic and Virtual Framework for All
Brian R. Duffy, SMARTlab, London, UK
VRMD Session 3: Locomotion
15:30 Steering behavior induced by different optic flows during walking
Guillaume Sarre, CRIR, McGill University, Canada
15:55 Virtual reality as a tool for the development of a smart wheelchair
Daniel Mestre, CNRS UMR 6152, Marseille
16:20 HandiSpace: Virtual reality and humanoïd agents as an aid for design and
evaluation of architecture settings for physical disabled people
Alexis Nédelec, LISyC, Brest
16:45 General discussion
17:30 End of the Symposium
@@@@@
Les Rencontres de l'Innovation Laval Virtual
Visez l'innovation, Vivez l'innovation
Jeudi 27 avril 2006 - Vieux Château de Laval – 9h-16h
Vous souhaitez innover et recherchez un déclencheur ?
Vous avez enclenché un projet d'innovation et vous vous heurtez à des
difficultés ?
Venez rencontrer professionnels et experts, et repartez avec des réponses.
8h30 Accueil au vieux château de Laval
9h Histoire d'innovation
9h20 Réaction des experts : quelques notions clés indispensables pour
réussir son projet d'innovation. Animation : Patrick Corsi, Manager,
Kinnsys
11h Pause café
11h30 L'avis des entrepreneurs : partage d'expériences et conseils
pratiques, avec la participation de plusieurs dirigeants de PME
mayennaises et régionales.
Animation : Guy Le Bras, directeur de Laval MayenneTechnopole
12h30 Buffet
14h Témoignage de Eric Carreel, INVENTEL-Thomson (participation à confirmer)
14h45 Atelier d'experts : des experts de l'innovation répondent à
vos questions lors d'entretiens
individualisés choisis en fonction de vos besoins
16 h Visite du salon Laval Virtual
@@@@@
VRIC SESSION 1: HUMAN FACTORS & COLLABORATIVE WORK
Thursday 27 April – 9h-10h45 – SALLE B
Conferences
First evaluation of enhanced jackets' potential to support first
encounters with photo slideshows and emotional displays (64)
Sebastien Duval, Hiromichi Hashizume, Andres Frederic
National Institute of Informatics
FOLLOW-ME : a 3D interaction technique based on virtual guides and
granularity (70)
Nassima OURAMDANE, Frederic DAVESNE, Samir OTMANE, Malik MALLEM
IBISC CNRS FRE 2873 Universite d'Evry
Tactile perception schemes for Navigation System for visually impaired (79)
Chirayu Shah, Mourad Bouzit
Rutgers University, Electrical & Computer Engineering
Posters for Session 1
Improved Communication in Virtual Worlds (57)
Eric Saravanane Varadaradjou, Alain Grumbach, Philippe Dax
Telecom Paris
Collaborative Interaction Concepts for City Planning Tasks in
Projection-Based Virtual Reality Systems (74)
Frank Steinicke, Timo Ropinski, Klaus Hinrichs
Department of Computer Science, WWU Muenster
@@@@@
VRIC SESSION 2: ART & ENTERTAINEMENT
Thursday 27 April – 11h15 –12h30 – SALLE B
Conferences
Real-Time Music Visualization using Responsive Imagery (63)
Robyn Taylor, Pierre Boulanger, Daniel Torres
University of Alberta
Synthetic Representation of Virtual Fluid for Mixed Reality (65)
Masataka Imura, Takashi Amada, Yoshihiro Yasumuro, Yoshitsugu Manabe,
Kunihiro Chihara
Nara Institute of Science and Technology
Posters for Session 2
The world of Being Paintings (61)
Alain Lioret
Arts et Technologies de l'Image. Université Paris 8
@@@@@
VRIC SESSIONS 3&4: APPLICATIONS & INTERFACES
Thursday 27 April – 14h-17h30– SALLE B
Conferences
Occlusion culling for dense geometric scenarios (71)
Ignacio Mansa, Aiert Amundarain, Josune Hernantes, Alejandro
Garcia-Alonso, Diego Borro
CEIT, Spain
Tire Manufacturing supported by virtual environment (80)
Jerome Olive, Indira Thouvenin, Guillaume Lemasson, Mehdi Sbaouni
University of Technology Compiegne, Heudiasyc Laboratory
CID: An Optically Tracked Configurable Interaction Device (66)
Arjen van Rhijn, Jurriaan Mulder
Center for Mathematics and Computer Science, CWI
Virtual Reality Projects in Classroom as a Challenging Goal (51)
Norimichi Idehara
Tama University
Perla3D: a Nuclear Safeguards virtual reality tool for reviewing or
remotely monitoring real-time radiation detectors information (59)
Emilio Ruiz Morales, Jan Loeschner, Damien Brasset
European Commission - Joint Research Centre
ESPIONS : A Novel Algorithm Based on Evolution Strategy for Fast
Collision Detection (60)
Lionnel Joussemet, André Crosnier, Claude Andriot
HAPTION
Posters for Session 3&4
The application of virtual prototyping in the design of complex heat
exchangers (67)
François Bilteryst, Myriam Lazard, Christophe Husson, Philippe
Corvisier, Ivan Lewon
GIP-InSIC
Virtual theater for children (72)
Dorin-Mircea POPOVICI, Luca-Dan SERBANATI
OVIDIUS University of Constanta
**********
Friday 28 April - Vendredi 28 Avril
**********
@@@@@
INVITED SPEAKER
Friday 28 April – 9h – SALLE A
Simultaneous translation French-English
Device Art: A New Application Field of Japanese "Playful" Technology
By Machiko Kusahara , Ph. D, Professor, School of Letters,
Arts and Sciences, Waseda University
@@@@@
Virtual Reality for Entertainment
Friday 28 April – 10h -12h – SALLE A
Simultaneous translation French-English
[Table Ronde]
Cultural difference of VR researcher and artists between Japan and France.
Chair: Dr. Akihiko SHIRAI ( ENSAM Presence & Innovation Laboratory )
Techniques of entertainment can affect to human pleasure directly.
However this topic will include some cultural, educational and
language differences.
Recently, in Japan, new media arts activities like "Device Art" are
expanding to technology researches. Finding a boundary between
science, arts, technology and design, it sounds important but it will
not be the aim.
In this table ronde (panel discussion), the speakers who have
worldwide activities of research and/or artworks will show a short
presentation with video in the beginning. After the showing, they will
discuss about cultural difference with case studies all around the
worlds.
Speaker Candidates
Prof. Machiko KUSAHARA (Waseda Univ Japan, media art and theory )
Prof. Kazunori MIYATA (JAIST, Computer graphics and Interactive )
Mrs. Kumiko Kushiyama (Computer Graphics Artist )
Prof. Cédric Plessiet (Paris 8 ATI, teacher of media art course )
Dr. Akihiko SHIRAI (ENSAM Presence & Innovation Lab., Entertainment VR )
@@@@@
Le génie urbain, l'architecture et la Réalité Virtuelle
Vendredi 28 Avril – 10h -12h – SALLE C
Table ronde animée par Mélissa Saadoun
Consultante internationale, INEDIT
Témoignages de plusieurs experts du domaine dont François Vouts,
ingénieur en génie urbain (GU) et sous-directeur des études à l'EIVP
@@@@@
VRIC SESSION 5: SOFTWARE TOOLS & AUGMENTED REALITY
Friday 28 April – 10h -12h – SALLE B
Conferences
Active Contours Motion based on Optical Flow for Tracking in Augmented
Reality (69)
Madjid Maidi, Fakhreddine Ababsa, Malik Mallem
Laboratoire Systèmes Complexes - Université d'Evry Val d'Essonne
Component-based Visual Programming by Body Actions (76)
Yoshihiro Okada, Yoshiaki Akazawa, Hiromichi Fukutake, Koichi Niijima
Kyushu University
Shape Modeling With Genetic Programming (68)
Pierre-alain Fayolle, Sara Silva, Gregory Latinier, David Saffrey,
Christophe Rosenberger
University of Aizu
A Component Model for Augmented/Mixed Reality Applications with
Reconfigurable Data-flow (62)
Jean-Yves Didier, Samir Otmane, Malik Mallem
Laboratoire IBISC - Université d'Evry Val d'Essonne
Posters for Session 5
Presence in a Virtual War Scenario – a Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
exploratory case study (75)
Pedro Gamito, Carlos Ribeiro, Jorge Oliveira, Diogo Morais, Tomaz Saraiva
Universidade Lusofona de Humanidades e Tecnologias
Virtual reality for the study of true and false memory (78)
Gaën Plancher, Sylvain Haupert, Valérie Gyselinck, Hubert Tardieu, Serge Nicolas
University René Descartes, Paris 5
@@@@@
Table Ronde
Réalité Virtuelle, la nouvelle RéVolution industrielle
Vendredi 28 Avril – 11h – HALL EXPOSITION
Animée par Jérôme Bonaldi
Avec François d'Aubert, ancien Ministre et plusieurs grands témoins industriels
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Cérémonie de remise des Trophées Laval Virtual
Laval Virtual awards ceremony
Friday 28 April – 12h15 –EXHIBITION HALL
Cocktail Déjeunatoire / Lunch
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Dicton du jour : « En TGV, venez pour la journée »
Saying of the day: "By TGV, come for the day"
Dear all,
You'll find the conference program of VRIC Laval Virtual 2006 below and on:
http://
To subscribe for one day or for the whole conference:
http://
The exhibition map:
http://
To come for one day in Laval, use the TGV train!
FromParis Montparnasse station: 6h35 (Arrival 8h19) or 8h05 (Arrival 9h45)
Back from Laval: 18h18 (Arrival 20h to Paris)
http://
This year Laval Virtual highlights:
2 Tutorials on VR on 26th April
Industrial applications of force feedback on 26th April
Historical inheritance on 26th April
VR and motor disorders on 27th April
Innovation conference on 27th April
VR for entertainment on 28th April
Architecture and VR on 28th April
See you very soon!
Laval Virtual dream team
************************************* To print
VRIC LAVAL VIRTUAL 2006
Advanced Program
Virtual Reality International Conference
April 26-27-28 – Laval, France
**********
Wednesday 26 April - Mercredi 26 Avril
**********
ATELIERS DE FORMATION
Mercredi 26 Avril – 9h30-12h30 & 14h-17h
@@@@@
Initiation à la Réalité Virtuelle … à la demande
par Philippe Fuchs
Professeur de l'Ecole des Mines de Paris, responsable de l'équipe de
recherche "Réalité Virtuelle et Réalité Augmentée", orientée vers les
applications industrielles, au Centre de Robotique.
Atelier 1 - Mercredi 26 avril 9h30-12h30 – SALLE B
Atelier 3 - Mercredi 26 avril 14h-17h – SALLE B
@@@@@
Démarrer et faire croître une affaire en Réalité Virtuelle : Comment
oeuvrer pour un rapide déploiement des marchés ?
par Patrick Corsi
Consultant international (Europe et USA) chez KINNSYS - Entreprise
Innovation Management Solutions http://
Atelier 2 - Mercredi 26 avril 9h30 - 12h30 – SALLE C
Atelier 4 - Mercredi 26 avril 14h - 17h – SALLE C
@@@@@
INVITED SPEAKER
Wednesday 26 April – 9h30 – SALLE A
Cutting-edge Virtual Reality in service of medical training
By Ofek Shilon, Algorithmics Team Leader, Simbionix, Israël
@@@@@
HISTORICAL HERITAGE SESSION
Wednesday 26 April – 10h30-12h30 – SALLE A
Simultaneous translation French-English
10h30 Virtual reality, an asset for the study of historical heritage
- Nadine Warzée
Professeur à l'Ecole Polytechnique de l'Université Libre de Bruxelles
10h45 A new approach for preserving the technical heritage (77)
Florent Laroche, Alain Bernard, Michel Cotte
Institut de Recherche en Communications et Cybernétique de Nantes
11h30 Invited talk : 3D in Archaeology and Museography - Pascal Mora
Archéotransfert, Université de Bordeaux 3
@@@@@
Industrial Applications of Force-Feedback
Wednesday 26 April – 14h -17h – SALLE A
Simultaneous translation French-English
This thematic session is an unique opportunity to meet and exchange
points of view on the topic of industrial applications of
force-feedback technologies. We have invited key persons from the
industry to present their experience in the implementation of haptic
devices for product design, assembly & maintenance simulation, and
ergonomics/human factors.
With the support of the INTUITION European Network of Excellence.
Chaired by: Dr Anatole LECUYER - Research Scientist of INRIA - SIAMES Project
Bill McNEELY - The BOEING Company
Senior engineer - Inventor of the VPS library (Voxel Pointmap Shell)
François GUILLAUME - EADS Corporate Research Center
Research Engineer - Virtual Reality & Digital MockUp
Thierry VOILLEQUIN – PSA Peugeot Citroën
Manager of the PSA Peugeot Citroën Virtual Reality Center
Jérôme PERRET - HAPTION
General Manager
**********
Thursday 27 April - Jeudi 27 Avril
**********
@@@@@
Virtual Reality and Motor Disorders Symposium
Thursday 27 April – 9h -17h30 – SALLE A
Simultaneous translation French-English
Multiple Virtual Reality applications emerged in the field of motor
disorders, with objectives of assessment and rehabilitation. The
purpose of the Symposium is to propose a wide range of works carried
out to examine different facets of the question, and also to develop
national and international collaborations related to this thema.
9:00 Introduction to Virtual Reality - Evelyne Klinger & Philippe
Fuchs, ENSMP, Paris
9:30 Keynote Lecture
Virtual Rehabilitation for Motor Impairment: First Principles and Bottom Lines
Tamar Weiss, LIRT, Haïfa, Israel
VRMD Session 1: Motor Imagery
10:45 A virtual reality System for mental practice in post-stroke rehabilitation
Jose Antonio Lozano, Mediclab, Valencia, Spain
11:10 Improving motor recovery in paralysed patients with illusory
visual feedback of correct movements - Pascal Giraux, UPRES EA 3062,
St Etienne
11:35 Addressing psychological aspects of motor disorders with virtual
reality technologies - Feryel Znaïdi, CNRS UMR 7593, Paris
12:30 Lunch
VRMD Session 2: Proprioception
14:00 Physics fidelity and perceptual realism of virtual reality in
motor rehabilitation
Minhua Ma, University of Ulster, GB
14:25 Kinehaptique : a robotic system for rehabilitation of the upper limb
Christine Mégard, CEA/LIST, France
14:50 Playbox: A Flexible Haptic and Virtual Framework for All
Brian R. Duffy, SMARTlab, London, UK
VRMD Session 3: Locomotion
15:30 Steering behavior induced by different optic flows during walking
Guillaume Sarre, CRIR, McGill University, Canada
15:55 Virtual reality as a tool for the development of a smart wheelchair
Daniel Mestre, CNRS UMR 6152, Marseille
16:20 HandiSpace: Virtual reality and humanoïd agents as an aid for design and
evaluation of architecture settings for physical disabled people
Alexis Nédelec, LISyC, Brest
16:45 General discussion
17:30 End of the Symposium
@@@@@
Les Rencontres de l'Innovation Laval Virtual
Visez l'innovation, Vivez l'innovation
Jeudi 27 avril 2006 - Vieux Château de Laval – 9h-16h
Vous souhaitez innover et recherchez un déclencheur ?
Vous avez enclenché un projet d'innovation et vous vous heurtez à des
difficultés ?
Venez rencontrer professionnels et experts, et repartez avec des réponses.
8h30 Accueil au vieux château de Laval
9h Histoire d'innovation
9h20 Réaction des experts : quelques notions clés indispensables pour
réussir son projet d'innovation. Animation : Patrick Corsi, Manager,
Kinnsys
11h Pause café
11h30 L'avis des entrepreneurs : partage d'expériences et conseils
pratiques, avec la participation de plusieurs dirigeants de PME
mayennaises et régionales.
Animation : Guy Le Bras, directeur de Laval MayenneTechnopole
12h30 Buffet
14h Témoignage de Eric Carreel, INVENTEL-Thomson (participation à confirmer)
14h45 Atelier d'experts : des experts de l'innovation répondent à
vos questions lors d'entretiens
individualisés choisis en fonction de vos besoins
16 h Visite du salon Laval Virtual
@@@@@
VRIC SESSION 1: HUMAN FACTORS & COLLABORATIVE WORK
Thursday 27 April – 9h-10h45 – SALLE B
Conferences
First evaluation of enhanced jackets' potential to support first
encounters with photo slideshows and emotional displays (64)
Sebastien Duval, Hiromichi Hashizume, Andres Frederic
National Institute of Informatics
FOLLOW-ME : a 3D interaction technique based on virtual guides and
granularity (70)
Nassima OURAMDANE, Frederic DAVESNE, Samir OTMANE, Malik MALLEM
IBISC CNRS FRE 2873 Universite d'Evry
Tactile perception schemes for Navigation System for visually impaired (79)
Chirayu Shah, Mourad Bouzit
Rutgers University, Electrical & Computer Engineering
Posters for Session 1
Improved Communication in Virtual Worlds (57)
Eric Saravanane Varadaradjou, Alain Grumbach, Philippe Dax
Telecom Paris
Collaborative Interaction Concepts for City Planning Tasks in
Projection-Based Virtual Reality Systems (74)
Frank Steinicke, Timo Ropinski, Klaus Hinrichs
Department of Computer Science, WWU Muenster
@@@@@
VRIC SESSION 2: ART & ENTERTAINEMENT
Thursday 27 April – 11h15 –12h30 – SALLE B
Conferences
Real-Time Music Visualization using Responsive Imagery (63)
Robyn Taylor, Pierre Boulanger, Daniel Torres
University of Alberta
Synthetic Representation of Virtual Fluid for Mixed Reality (65)
Masataka Imura, Takashi Amada, Yoshihiro Yasumuro, Yoshitsugu Manabe,
Kunihiro Chihara
Nara Institute of Science and Technology
Posters for Session 2
The world of Being Paintings (61)
Alain Lioret
Arts et Technologies de l'Image. Université Paris 8
@@@@@
VRIC SESSIONS 3&4: APPLICATIONS & INTERFACES
Thursday 27 April – 14h-17h30– SALLE B
Conferences
Occlusion culling for dense geometric scenarios (71)
Ignacio Mansa, Aiert Amundarain, Josune Hernantes, Alejandro
Garcia-Alonso, Diego Borro
CEIT, Spain
Tire Manufacturing supported by virtual environment (80)
Jerome Olive, Indira Thouvenin, Guillaume Lemasson, Mehdi Sbaouni
University of Technology Compiegne, Heudiasyc Laboratory
CID: An Optically Tracked Configurable Interaction Device (66)
Arjen van Rhijn, Jurriaan Mulder
Center for Mathematics and Computer Science, CWI
Virtual Reality Projects in Classroom as a Challenging Goal (51)
Norimichi Idehara
Tama University
Perla3D: a Nuclear Safeguards virtual reality tool for reviewing or
remotely monitoring real-time radiation detectors information (59)
Emilio Ruiz Morales, Jan Loeschner, Damien Brasset
European Commission - Joint Research Centre
ESPIONS : A Novel Algorithm Based on Evolution Strategy for Fast
Collision Detection (60)
Lionnel Joussemet, André Crosnier, Claude Andriot
HAPTION
Posters for Session 3&4
The application of virtual prototyping in the design of complex heat
exchangers (67)
François Bilteryst, Myriam Lazard, Christophe Husson, Philippe
Corvisier, Ivan Lewon
GIP-InSIC
Virtual theater for children (72)
Dorin-Mircea POPOVICI, Luca-Dan SERBANATI
OVIDIUS University of Constanta
**********
Friday 28 April - Vendredi 28 Avril
**********
@@@@@
INVITED SPEAKER
Friday 28 April – 9h – SALLE A
Simultaneous translation French-English
Device Art: A New Application Field of Japanese "Playful" Technology
By Machiko Kusahara , Ph. D, Professor, School of Letters,
Arts and Sciences, Waseda University
@@@@@
Virtual Reality for Entertainment
Friday 28 April – 10h -12h – SALLE A
Simultaneous translation French-English
[Table Ronde]
Cultural difference of VR researcher and artists between Japan and France.
Chair: Dr. Akihiko SHIRAI ( ENSAM Presence & Innovation Laboratory )
Techniques of entertainment can affect to human pleasure directly.
However this topic will include some cultural, educational and
language differences.
Recently, in Japan, new media arts activities like "Device Art" are
expanding to technology researches. Finding a boundary between
science, arts, technology and design, it sounds important but it will
not be the aim.
In this table ronde (panel discussion), the speakers who have
worldwide activities of research and/or artworks will show a short
presentation with video in the beginning. After the showing, they will
discuss about cultural difference with case studies all around the
worlds.
Speaker Candidates
Prof. Machiko KUSAHARA (Waseda Univ Japan, media art and theory )
Prof. Kazunori MIYATA (JAIST, Computer graphics and Interactive )
Mrs. Kumiko Kushiyama (Computer Graphics Artist )
Prof. Cédric Plessiet (Paris 8 ATI, teacher of media art course )
Dr. Akihiko SHIRAI (ENSAM Presence & Innovation Lab., Entertainment VR )
@@@@@
Le génie urbain, l'architecture et la Réalité Virtuelle
Vendredi 28 Avril – 10h -12h – SALLE C
Table ronde animée par Mélissa Saadoun
Consultante internationale, INEDIT
Témoignages de plusieurs experts du domaine dont François Vouts,
ingénieur en génie urbain (GU) et sous-directeur des études à l'EIVP
@@@@@
VRIC SESSION 5: SOFTWARE TOOLS & AUGMENTED REALITY
Friday 28 April – 10h -12h – SALLE B
Conferences
Active Contours Motion based on Optical Flow for Tracking in Augmented
Reality (69)
Madjid Maidi, Fakhreddine Ababsa, Malik Mallem
Laboratoire Systèmes Complexes - Université d'Evry Val d'Essonne
Component-based Visual Programming by Body Actions (76)
Yoshihiro Okada, Yoshiaki Akazawa, Hiromichi Fukutake, Koichi Niijima
Kyushu University
Shape Modeling With Genetic Programming (68)
Pierre-alain Fayolle, Sara Silva, Gregory Latinier, David Saffrey,
Christophe Rosenberger
University of Aizu
A Component Model for Augmented/Mixed Reality Applications with
Reconfigurable Data-flow (62)
Jean-Yves Didier, Samir Otmane, Malik Mallem
Laboratoire IBISC - Université d'Evry Val d'Essonne
Posters for Session 5
Presence in a Virtual War Scenario – a Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
exploratory case study (75)
Pedro Gamito, Carlos Ribeiro, Jorge Oliveira, Diogo Morais, Tomaz Saraiva
Universidade Lusofona de Humanidades e Tecnologias
Virtual reality for the study of true and false memory (78)
Gaën Plancher, Sylvain Haupert, Valérie Gyselinck, Hubert Tardieu, Serge Nicolas
University René Descartes, Paris 5
@@@@@
Table Ronde
Réalité Virtuelle, la nouvelle RéVolution industrielle
Vendredi 28 Avril – 11h – HALL EXPOSITION
Animée par Jérôme Bonaldi
Avec François d'Aubert, ancien Ministre et plusieurs grands témoins industriels
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Virtual Reality for Entertainment
Friday 28 April – 10h -12h – SALLE A
Simultaneous translation French-English
[Table Ronde]
Cultural difference of VR researcher and artists between Japan and France.
Chair: Dr. Akihiko SHIRAI ( ENSAM Presence & Innovation Laboratory )
Techniques of entertainment can affect to human pleasure directly.
However this topic will include some cultural, educational and
language differences.
Recently, in Japan, new media arts activities like "Device Art" are
expanding to technology researches. Finding a boundary between
science, arts, technology and design, it sounds important but it will
not be the aim.
In this table ronde (panel discussion), the speakers who have
worldwide activities of research and/or artworks will show a short
presentation with video in the beginning. After the showing, they will
discuss about cultural difference with case studies all around the
worlds.
Speaker Candidates
Prof. Machiko KUSAHARA (Waseda Univ Japan, media art and theory )
Prof. Kazunori MIYATA (JAIST, Computer graphics and Interactive )
Mrs. Kumiko Kushiyama (Computer Graphics Artist )
Prof. Cédric Plessiet (Paris 8 ATI, teacher of media art course )
Dr. Akihiko SHIRAI (ENSAM Presence & Innovation Lab., Entertainment VR )
詳細は
http://www.laval-virtual.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=107&Itemid=0
Virtual Reality for Entertainment
Friday 28 April – 10h -12h – SALLE A
Simultaneous translation French-English
[Table Ronde]
Cultural difference of VR researcher and artists between Japan and France.
Chair: Dr. Akihiko SHIRAI ( ENSAM Presence & Innovation Laboratory )
Techniques of entertainment can affect to human pleasure directly.
However this topic will include some cultural, educational and
language differences.
Recently, in Japan, new media arts activities like "Device Art" are
expanding to technology researches. Finding a boundary between
science, arts, technology and design, it sounds important but it will
not be the aim.
In this table ronde (panel discussion), the speakers who have
worldwide activities of research and/or artworks will show a short
presentation with video in the beginning. After the showing, they will
discuss about cultural difference with case studies all around the
worlds.
Speaker Candidates
Prof. Machiko KUSAHARA (Waseda Univ Japan, media art and theory )
Prof. Kazunori MIYATA (JAIST, Computer graphics and Interactive )
Mrs. Kumiko Kushiyama (Computer Graphics Artist )
Prof. Cédric Plessiet (Paris 8 ATI, teacher of media art course )
Dr. Akihiko SHIRAI (ENSAM Presence & Innovation Lab., Entertainment VR )
詳細は
http://www.laval-virtual.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=107&Itemid=0
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