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Lost in translation? Get CMU translation goggles
via Engadget Researchers from the International Center for Advanced Communication Technologies (interACT), a joint venture of Carnegie Mellon and the University of Karlsruhe, have developed a wearable system, which allows real-time speech translation. The system consists of consists of... Read more ...
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15th International Conference on Artificial...
(thanks Régine ) December 5th-8th, 2005, University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand ICAT is the oldest international conference on Virtual Reality and Telexistence. ICAT 2005 will not only look for innovations in the technology itself, but also explore novel ways to transfer... Read more ...
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Call for Papers: Narrative AI and Games
Via the Presence Listserve A symposium part of the AISB 2006 conference , April 5th-6th 2006, University of Bristol, Bristol, England There is an increasing interest in the computer games industry in the development of games with emotionally compelling interactive storylines. Games des... Read more ...
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Online support helps people with chronic...
Via BBC news Results of a review study conducted by Elizabeth Murray and co-workers from University College London suggest that the use of interactive websites can help people with chronic illnesses such as depression, heart disease and HIV/Aids. The review was based on a total of 24 stu... Read more ...
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Frozen Niki
yesterday while I was visiting we-make-money-not-art I saw the picture of this strange-wearing guy that face looked familiar to me but I could not recognize him. Then automatically popped into my head the name of my ex-colleague at Fraunhofer VR-Lab , Dragan Espenschied. To my gr... Read more ...
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Touch the music
via wired The Vibrato, a prototype developed by design graduate Shane Kerwin from Brunel University, converts music into vibrations that allow the deaf to listen to and create music via a PC. "I hope that Vibrato will help us to integrate deaf students into mainst... Read more ...
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Deliver PubMed search results with an RSS feed
Pubmed , the service provided by the National Library of medicine that gives access to MEDLINE database and other life science journals now offers RSS feed to allow users to deliver database search results directly to their computer and retrieve new items from PubMed as soon as they are publish... Read more ...
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Gulliver's Box
Via we-make-money-not-art Gulliver's Box , developed by Mixed Reality Lab , the Human Interface Lab of Osaka , the Ars Electronica Futurelab and Zaxel , is a mixed reality theatrical application which allows users to modify characters and give specific features to them. The environment ... Read more ...
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Theta brainwave triggered training boosts old...
It has long been known that hippocampus is involved in the learning process. A study published on the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science (USA) has shown that theta brainwave triggered training can enhance learning rate in old rabbits, contrasting the deficit determined by the agi... Read more ...
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Technological innovations in clinical...
Psychother Psychosom. 2005;74(6):336-43 Authors: Emmelkamp PM In this paper the application of computer technology and the use of the Internet in mental health care are critically reviewed. A number of on-line screening devices have been developed for anxiety disorders, mood disorders, and ... Read more ...