CMIC staff present their VR research paper and posters at IEEE VR 2020
CMIC research related to the novel concept for future remote collaboration called "Augmented Virtual Teleportation" will be presented to IEEE Virtual Reality 2020.
The Computational Media Innovation Centre (CMIC) aims to enhance New Zealand’s interactive media ecosystem through user-oriented academic research.
We collaborate with industry experts, including major international media organizations in areas such as VR/AR, film, animation, special effects, and gaming technologies.
The center provides an incubation space and prototyping staffs to further develop research ideas for transfer to practice via startups or licensing.
Unlocking the power of teleportation
Teleportation has been a dream of science fiction and scientists alike. Dr Taehyun Rhee and his team are blending the real and the virtual to make it a reality.
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Our goal is to transform academic research into a range of cutting-edge services and products. Learn more about DreamFlux, a major current venture, or browse our list of licencing opportunities.
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CMIC Talk 11 - Multimodal Fusion and Illusion: A Way to Enrich Physical Immersion?
Prof Gerard Kim from Korea University presented the introduction of past/present virtual reality research at Korea University.
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CMIC staff present latest work "Piku Piku Interpolation: An artist-guided sampling algorithm for synthesizing detail applied to facial animation” at SIGGRAPH Asia 2019
CMIC present a new sampling algorithm that adds realism to early-stage facial animation by recreating detail observed FACS data extracted from videos.