Conferences Programme

7/29/2019 Conferences Programme

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VRIC 2013 Conference Chair: Simon RICHIR, Arts et Mtiers ParisTech, France

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CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
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Wednesday, March 20thExhibition Hall Auditorium

10h

Opening of the professional

exhibition and of the

Demonstration ReVolution area

Beginning of Student competitions

Virtual Fantasy

18h Exhibition closing

Wednesday, March 20thRoom A Room B

10h

Symposium 1

Sharing Live User Experience : How

New Mixed Reality Technologies and

Networks Support Real-Time

Interactions

12h30 Lunch break14h Keynote

Prof. Robert Stone

15h

16h

17h

ESI Group : Christian MatzenWorldwide status of industrial adoption of

Virtual Reality

Symposium 2

VR, Serious Game and Interactive

Storytelling based training/education

BARCO France : Marie Fontaine Yvon &Philippe Vanden Hende

Technological trends of the projection: the

lamp laser Collaboration : the

workstation with shelves

France PNY : Julien Vinel, Sales Manager

CARRI SYSTEMS : Abdel Hamid, ProductManager Graphics Solutions,



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Thursday, March 21stExhibition Hall Auditorium

9h Opening of the professional



Student competitions

Virtual Fantasy

16h

17h

End of the Student competitions Virtual

Fantasy (Category limited time)

Exhibition visit


19h Laval Virtual 2013 Awards Ceremony (in Laval Grand Theatre)

Thursday, March 21stRoom A Room B

9h

10h

Symposium 3

Mobile Immersion and Augmented

RealitySymposium 4

A New Kind of Art

12h30 Lunch Break

14h Keynote

Alan Dorin

15h

16h

17h

Symposium 4

A New Kind of Art

RAPro : Olivier Schimpf

Augmented Reality : A State Of the Art

Diotasoft : Lionel Joussemet President -Co-founder

ThomasPerpre Director of Marketing-Communication

Augmented Reality :industrialapplications for sales and training

Aerys : Jean-Marc Le Roux President-co-founder, Teacher in EPITA

New challenges and new uses of 3D for

the web and mobile


19h Laval Virtual 2013 Awards Ceremony (in Laval Grand Theatre)


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Friday, March 22ndRoom A Room B

9h

10h

11h

ReVolution Session SNCF : Philippe David

Some tools and research axis to manage

mobility at SNCF

Volfoni : Bernard Mendiburu VPProfesionnal Markets

Stereoscopic 3D Gaze Tracking and

implicit user interaction in VR

installations.

Symposium 6

The Progresse and Uncertainties of

Human-Robot Relationships

Dassault Systmes : David Nahon, iV LabDirector

Join forces with Dassault Systmes in

leveraging the value of Immersive

Virtuality (iV) by creating new solutions

for business and people

12h30 Lunch break

14h Keynote Speaker

Vincent Mller

15h Symposium 6

The Progress and Uncertainties of

Human-Robot Relationships

16h Close of the exhibition

Friday, March 22ndExhibition Hall Auditorium

9h Opening of the professional



Student competitions

Virtual Fantasy

16h Close of the exhibition


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VRIC 2013 Laval Virtual Advanced Programme

42 conferences, 81 authors from 14 countries

Wednesday , March 20thRoom A

10h

12h30

14h

18H

Symposium 1

Sharing Live User Experience: HowNew Mixed Reality Technologies and

Networks Support Real-Time

Interactions

Lunch break

Symposium 2

VR, Serious Game and InteractiveStorytelling based training/education

Thursday, March 21stRoom A Room B

10h

12h30

17h

Symposium 4

A New Kind of Art-Symposium 3

Mobile Immersion and AugmentedReality

Friday, March 22ndRoom A

9h

11h

16h

Symposium 5

ReVolution Session

Symposium 6

The Progress and Uncertainties ofHuman-Robot Relationships


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Wednesday , March 20th (Morning)

Sharing Live User Experience: How New Mixed Reality Technologies and Networks Support Real-Time Interactions

Chair: Marc Pallot, Nottingham University Business School, UK and Collaborative Engineering, Italy

Co-Chairs: Petros Daras, CERTH-ITI, Greece

Details :

10h: (9) Immersion, from Goggles to Transmedia (Pierre Berger, Diccan.com, France)

10h20: (13) SmurfBox:A Collaborative Mixed Reality Environment for Generating Virtual Character Animations in Real -Time (Ruediger Beimler, Gerd Bruder, Frank Steinicke, University ofWuerzburg, Germany

10h40: (12) Prototyping Natural Interactions in Virtual Studio Environments by Demonstration: Combining Spatial Mapping with Gesture Following (Dionysios Marinos, Bjrn Wldecke,

Chris Geiger, University of Applied Sciences Dsseldorf, Germany)

11h: (16) Three-dimensional Monitoring of Weightlifting for Computer Assisted Training (Anargyros Chatzitofis, Nicholas Vretos, Dimitrios Zarpalas, Petros Daras, Centre for Research andTechnology Hellas - Information Technologies Institute, Greece)11h20: (42) Sharing Live User Experience: 3D LIVE project (Marc Pallot & al, Nottingham University Business School, UK and Co llaborative Engineering, Italy)11h40:3D LIVE Overview / Jogging / Golfing / Skiing / Vision questionnaire12h30:Lunch break(Conference Lunch at Hotel Perier du Bignon if you bought a ticket when you have registered)

Room A

Symposium 1

SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCES


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Wednesday , March 20th (Afternoon)

VR, Serious Game and Interactive Storytelling based training/education

Domitile Lourdeaux, Heudiasyc UM7253, Universit de Technologie de Compigne

Valrie Gouranton, Team Hybrid (BUNRAKU), INSA Rennes, IRISA, Inria, France

Samir Garbaya, Le2i, INSTITUT IMAGE ENSAM

Details :

14h :Opening keynote speaker : VR, AR and Serious Games... What's Next?- Robert Stone, Professor, VR Pioneer, for his 25 years of working time in VR field, Human Interface Technologies (HIT)

Team, Chair in Interactive Multimedia Systems within the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences at the University of Birmingham

15h: (30 POSTER) : Virtual Reality for Skin Exploration (Marie-Danielle Vazquez, BASF Beauty Care Solutions SAS France, Christophe Mion, Scalable Graphics, France and Solene BASF Beauty Ca re

Solutions SAS France)

15h10: (17) : Low-Cost Simulation of Robotic Surgery(Kasper Grande, Martin Kibsgaard and Martin Kraus, Aalborg University, Denmark)

15h30: (28) :The effect of guided and free navigation on spatial memory in mixed reality(Alberto Betella, SPECS Lab - Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain, Enrique Martnez, SPECS Lab - Universitat

Pompeu Fabra, Spain, Ulysses Bernardet, Simon Fraser University, Canada, Paul F. M. J. Verschure, SPECS Lab - Universitat Pompeu Fabra and ICREA, Spain)

15h50 : Coffee break

16h15: (29) : The Ghost in the Shell Paradigm for Virtual Agents and Users in Collaborative Virtual Environments for Training (Thomas Lopez, Florian Nouviale, Valrie Gouranton and Bruno Arnaldi,INSA de Rennes, IRISA, INRI France)16h45: (38) : HUMANS: a HUman Models based Artificial environments Software platform (Vincent Lanquepin, Domitile Lourdeaux, Camille Barot, Kevin Carpentier and Kahina Amokrane,Heudiasyc, Universit de Technologies de Compigne, France)17h15:Panel VR and training: a revolution?18h :End of symposium20h : After hours Party

Room A

Symposium 2


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Thursday, March 21st (Morning)

Mobile Immersion and Augmented Reality

Chairs: Prof. Samir Otmane, UEVE/IUT/Laboratoire IBISC EA 4526

Dr. Jean Yves Didier, UEVE/UFR ST/ Laboratoire IBISC EA 4526

Details :

9h:Keynote :DigitalOcean FP7 RSME: From underwater data collection to mobile immersion in augmented reality (Alain Dinis, VIRTUALDIVE SAS, France)

Full paper presentation:10h: (4) : DrillSample:Precise Selection in Dense Handheld Augmented Reality Environments (Annette Mossel, Benjamin Venditti and Hannes Kaufmann, Interactive Media Systems Group, ViennaUniversity of Technology, Austria)10h30: (39) : Reducing the SLAM drift error propagation using sparse but accurate 3D models for Augmented Reality applications (Maxime Boucher, Fakhr-Eddine Ababsa and Malik Mallem,University of Evry, France)11h00: (5) : 3DTouch and HOMER-S:Intuitive Manipulation Techniques for One -Handed Handheld Augmented Reality(Annette Mossel, Benjamin Venditti and Hannes Kaufmann, Interactive MediaSystems Group, ViennaUniversity of Technology, Austria)Poster presentation:

11h30: (8-POSTER) : Layered Shadow: Multiplexing Invisible Shadow Using Infrared Lights with Different Wavelengths (Saki Sakaguchi, Takuma Tanaka and Mitsunori Matsushita, Kansai University,Japan)11h45: (11-POSTER) : Mixed Reality with Multimodal Head-mounted Pico Projector (Antti Sand and Ismo Rakkolainen, University of Tampere, Finland)12h00: (3-POSTER) : Levereging Technology To Become A Better Lawyer(John Niman, United States)12h30:Lunch break(Conference Lunch at Hotel Perier du Bignon if you bought a ticket when you have registered)

Room B

Symposium 3


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Thursday, March 21st (Morning)

A New Kind of Art

Chairs: Alain LIORET, Arts et Technologies de l 'Image, Universit Paris VIII, France

Details :

10h: (37) :Aesthetics and Algorithms : around the Uncanny Peak(Pierre Berger, Algoristes, France)

10h30: (34) : Ideas about VR&AR as a new genre in fine arts (Suzanne Beer and Judith Guez, INREV, Universit Paris VIII)

11h: (25) Toward Visual Features of Digital Images (Everardo Reyes-Garcia, University of Paris 13, France)

11h30 Coffee break

11h45: (18) : Scale Based Model for the psychology of crowds into virtual environments (Fabien Tschirhart, Arts et technologies de l'image - Universit de Paris VIII, France)

12h15 :Qui est ce Nuage ?Demo by Lola B.Deswarte

12h30:Lunch break(Conference Lunch at Hotel Perier du Bignon if you bought a ticket when you have registered)

14h:Keynote Speaker:Chance and Complexity: Stochastic and Generative Processes in Art and Creativity. Alan Dorin, Monash University, Australia - Artificial Life researcher and electronic media

artist

15h: (22) : Hybridization between brain waves and painting (Yiyuan HUANG, University Paris 8, China)

15h30: Coffee break

15h45: (24 Poster) : Conduit d'Aration (Lucile HAUTE, EnsAD / Universit Jean Monnet, France, Alexandra SAEMMER, Odile Farge, Universit Paris 8, France)

16h15: (32) : Virtual stage sets in live performing arts (from spectator to spect-actor) (Farah Jdid, Universit Paris 8, France)

16h45:Chteau de Nantes. Demo by Florent Laroche, ECN, France

Room A

Symposium 4

17h : End of symposium19h :Laval Virtual 2013 Awards Ceremony(in Laval Grand Theatre) The ceremony will be followed by a cocktail.


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Friday, March 22th(Morning)

ReVolution SessionChairs: Akihiko SHIRAI, Ph.D, Associate Professor, Department of Information Media, Kanagawa Institute of Techonlogy (KAIT)

Details :ReVolution Session : This session share the best projects selected this year for ReVolution (= VRIC Demo Session in the exhibition) (15 min talk + 5 min discussion in maximum)9h: (8) : Layered Shadow: Multiplexing Invisible Shadow Using Infrared Lights with Different Wavelengths9h20: (15) : Serious Dietary Education System for Changing Food Preferences Food Practice Shooter9h40: (31) :AquaTop Display10h: (20) :ZZZoo Pillows

10h20: (10) : TSUMIKI CASTLE

New Tangible Interface adopting Toy Blocks to Make VR castle10h40: (7) : Manga Generator: Immersive Posing Role Playing Game in Manga World

Friday, March 22th (Morning)

The Progress and Uncertainties of Human-Robot RelationshipsChairs: Colin Schmidt, Arts et Metiers ParisTech, Presence & innovation, LAMPA (EA1427), Laval.

Details :

11h00: (21) : In the Image of the Image? From Imago Dei to Imaging the Human in the Robotic Gaze (Scott Midson, University of Manchester, UK)11h30 (19) : The Metaphysical Cyborg (Damien Williams, USA)12h00: (23) : Pro and cons Singularity. Kurzweil and its Critics (Bogdan Popoveniuc, tefan cel Mare University of Suceava Romania)12h30:Lunch break(Conference Lunch at Hotel Perier du Bignon if you bought a ticket when you have registered)

Room B

Symposium 5

Room A

Symposium 6


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Friday, March 22th

(Afternoon)

The Progress and Uncertainties of Human-Robot Relationships

Chairs: Colin Schmidt, Arts et Metiers ParisTech, Presence & innovation, LAMPA (EA1427), Laval

Details :14h :Keynote Speaker:Human humiliation: Living with smarter robots (Vincent C. Mller, Professor of Philosophy, Anatolia College/ACT, Thessaloniki; James Martin Research Fellow,"Future of Computing and Cognitive Systems", Oxford Martin Programme on the Impacts of Future Technologies, Faculty of Philosophy, University of O xford)

15:00 (40) : From a robot-loving nonetheless robot-skeptical point of view: should we engineer robots or society?(Sylvie Allouche, University of Bristol, UK)

15h25 (36) : Terminator Niches (Tommaso Bertolotti, Lorenzo Magnani, University of Pavia, Italy)16h: End of VRIC 2013 Conference & Laval Virtual professional exhibition

Room A

Symposium 6


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Speaker: Christian Matzen ESI Group

Wednesday , March 20th (15h-16h)

Conference title:

Worldwide status of industrial adoption of Virtual Reality

Sum up of the presentation: The presentation will provide an extensive overview of the worldwide adoption of immersive Virtual

Reality in different industries, sketch ESI Group's vision of holistic Virtual Engineering and its latest progresses.

Job title: Head of Virtual Reality at ESI GroupBiography: Christian Matzen holds an Industrial Engineering degree from TU Braunschweig and an MBA from Kellogg GraduateSchool of Northwestern University in Chicago. He started his professional career at the BOSCH Group and Jenoptik AG in Germany.In 2000 he built a worldwide leading Content Security Management company, now part of Intel. In 2005, he entered the VirtualReality domain by becoming General Manager of vrcom GmbH, a spin off from Fraunhofer IGD in Darmstadt. In 2007, he merged

vrcom with IC.IDO, managing product operations at IC.IDO from then on. Christian Matzen oversaw the rendering of thesimulation technology domain in the AVILUS project, the world largest Augmented Reality/Virtual Reality research project. Sincethe acquisition of IC.IDO by ESI he is responsible for Virtual Reality of ESI Group.

Titre de la confrence:

Etat des lieux sur ladoption industrielle des techniques de ralit virtuelle

Intervenant: Christian Matzen ESI Group

Intitul du poste: Head of Virtual Reality chez ESI Group

Biographie: Christian Matzen est titulaire d'un diplme d'ingnieur industriel de luniversit technique de Braunschweig et dun

MBA obtenu la Kellogg Graduate Schoolde l'Universit Northwestern Chicago. Il a commenc sa carrire professionnelle au

sein du Groupe BOSCH, puis Jenoptik AG en Allemagne. En 2000, il fonda une socit classe parmi les leaders mondiaux de lagestion de scurit du contenu, qui a t rachete par Intel. En 2005, il entre dans le domaine de la ralit virtuelle en devenant

General Managerde vrcom GmbH, un spin-off du Fraunhofer IGD de Darmstadt. En 2007, il fusionne vrcom avec IC.IDO et devient

ds lors Product Operations Manager dIC.IDO. Christian Matzen a notamment supervis le rendu de simulation au sein du projet

AVILUS, un grand projet de recherche dans les domaines de la ralit augmente et de la ralit virtuelle. Depuis l'acquisition

dIC.IDO par ESI, Christian Matzen est devenu Head of Virtual Realitychez ESI Group.

Rsum de la prsentation: Cette prsentation propose une vue dtaille du niveau dadoption des technologies de ralit

virtuelle immersive par les acteurs de lindustrie mondiale. ESI Group nous prsentera galement sa vision du Prototypage virtuel

intgralet des perspectives rvolutionnaires doptimisation du cycle de dveloppement produit qui en dcoulent.

PROFESSIONAL CONFERENCES


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Titre de la confrence :

Projection technologies trend : From Lamps to LaserCollaborative works : From Desktop to Tablet

Intervenants

Marie FONTAINE YVON - Sales Manager Virtual & Augmented Reality, BARCO France

Philippe VANDEN HENDE - Sales Manager Virtual & Augmented Reality - Training, BARCO France

BiographiesMarie Fontaine Yvon joined Barco France in 2008 as Corporate AV sales manager. Since 2010, she is dedicated onV&AR environment with a focus on industry V&AR applications, promoting high resolution and collaborativesolutions.

She previously worked at Acer Computer France as Product Manager on displays product portfolio and as KeyAccount Manager.Before joining Acer, she was Marketing promotional activities manager at Philips FranceMarie holds a Masters Degree in Business done at Euromed Management and at HEC Montral Business School.

Philippe Vanden Hende, joined BARCO in 1990 as Product Manager for Barco Projection Systems in France.At the creation of the BARCO SIMULATION division in 1998, he took the responsibility of the Projectors and SystemSales of this division for France.Today his major activity is in the use of projection systems for Training Purposes, as well as in Academic Researchand Planetarium.

Rsum de la presentation

How the technical evolutions, will lead to cost of ownership reductions by the use of LED and LASER illuminatingsystems. Benefits and LimitationsNew visualisation tools contribute to more productive collaborative meetings and are compatible with standardslaptops but also with the new devices like iPad, windows 8 tab

Marie FONTAINE YVON - Sales Manager Virtual & Augmented

Reality, BARCO France

Philippe VANDEN HENDE - Sales Manager Virtual & Augmented

Reality - Training, BARCO France


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Le titre de la confrence :

Les avantages des solutions GPU dans les contextes de ralit virtuelle et de simulation

GPU s solutions benefits for Virtual Reality and Simulation

Intervenants

Julien Vinel Sales Professional Manager France PNY

Abdel Hamid Product Manager Graphics Solutions CARRI Systems

Biographies

Julien Vinel est en charge de la distribution Franaise des solutions graphiques professionnelles NVIDIA au sein

de la socit PNY Technologies, partenaire historique de CARRI Systems. Il a rejoint PNY en 2011 aprs une

longue exprience dans la commercialisation des solutions Autodesk PTD (gnraliste), MFG (manufacturing) etAEC (Btiment et architecture)

Abdel Hamid est chef de produits solutions graphiques professionnelles au sein de la socit CARRI Systems

depuis 2007. Il travaillait auparavant pour une socit spcialise dans les solutions applicatives 3D, de

visualisation et de ralit virtuelle

Rsum de la prsentation

Quels sont les avantages de la nouvelle architecture GPU NVIDIA Kepler ?

Les intervenants prsenteront des cas concrets dutilisation afin de dmonter limpact rel des nouvelles

technologies daffichage sur les simulations et la ralit virtuelle.

Abdel Hamid Product Manager Graphics Solutions CARRI

Systems


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Thursday, March 21st (15h-16h)


Un tat de l'art de la Ralit Augmente

Augmented Reality : A State of The Art.

Intervenant

Olivier Schimpf - Prsident de RA'pro

Biographie

Je suis passionn par les nouvelles technologies depuis le dbut des annes 80 avec la dcouverte du sinclair ZX80 quitait livr en kit, lpoque. Puis il y a eu les amstrad (CPC 464 6128 PC1512). Houl la !!! 1984 Mince le temps

passe trop vite et tout sest enchan. Aujourdhui je participe lanimation du blog http://augmented-reality.fr et je suis prsident de lassociation depromotion de la ralit augmenteRApro que nous avons cr avec Gregory Maubon.Je co-organise les ARusecamp et les soires ARParis.

Olivier Schimpf - Prsident de RA'pro
http://augmented-reality.fr/http://augmented-reality.fr/raprohttp://augmented-reality.fr/raprohttp://augmented-reality.fr/raprohttp://www.arusecamp.org/http://arparis.org/http://arparis.org/http://www.arusecamp.org/http://augmented-reality.fr/raprohttp://augmented-reality.fr/


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Titre de la confrence

Ralit Augmente : applications industrielles pour la vente et la formation

Augmented Reality : Industrial application for Sales and Training.

Intervenants

Lionnel Joussemet - Prsident - Co-fondateur de DIOTASOFT

Thomas Perpre - Directeur communication et marketing de DIOTASOFT

Biographies

Lionnel Joussemet : Ingnieur en informatique et titulaire dun Doctorat en Informatique effectu au CEA (spcialit Ralit Virtuelle) ,

Lionnel Joussemet a t ingnieur de recherche et chef de projet dans des contextes industriels durant plus de sept ans. Fort dune

double comptence technique et managriale, il assure depuis 2009 la gestion de DIOTASOFT et prside son conseil dadministration.En outre, il assure le dveloppement du projet Selltic.

Thomas Perpre, diplm INSEAD, a pass plus de 11 ans ltranger. Apres une formation en Communication aux Etats-Unis,

Thomas a travaill dans la publicit et dans les relations publiques, puis dans une agence de conseil en stratgie de marque

Shanghai.

Aprs lINSEAD, Thomas a rejoint Molson Coors, un grand brasseur international, en tant que Manager Planning Stratgique, une

exprience complte par une exprience terrain en tant que Responsable Comptes Cls. Il a rejoint Diotasoft en 2013 en tant que

Directeur Commercial et Marketing charg du dveloppement.


Dans le cadre de cette confrence, les intervenants, tous deux spcialistes des nouvelles technologies interactives 3D et de lamobilit, exposeront loffre propose par la socit Diotasoft en matire de solutions mtier.

Pour ce faire, au-del des aspects purement techniques, deux cas dusage concrets seront abords. Le premier concernera lutilisation

de la ralit augmente dans un contexte daide la vente, avec un focus particulier sur les contraintes de ce mtier particulier qui

impose la mise en place de solutions trs qualitatives (recalage, rendu) et non-invasives (approches markerless).

Lionnel Joussemet - Prsident - Co-fondateur de

DIOTASOFT

Thomas Perpre - Directeur communication

et marketing de DIOTASOFT


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Titre de la confrence

Nouveaux dfis et nouveaux usages de la 3D pour le web et les mobiles

New 3D challenges and usages for Web and Mobility

Intervenant

Jean-Marc Le Roux - Prsident et co-fondateur d'Aerys, enseignant l'EPITA

Biographie

Prsident et co-fondateur de la socit Aerys, Jean-Marc Le Roux est galement le crateur de

Minko, une technologie permettant la cration d'applications 3D temps rel pour le web et les

mobiles. Depuis 7 ans, il supervise le dveloppement cette technologie, devenue open source en

2011 et aujourd'hui utilise par des acteurs majeurs de la communication et des jeux vidos en

France et dans le monde. Jean-Marc est galement enseignant l 'EPITA (Ecole Pourl'Informatique et les Techniques Avances) dans la majeure MTI (Multimdia et Technologies de

l'Informations).


Quels sont les nouveaux usages - mais aussi les dfis - permis par les volutions rcentes de la 3D

sur le web et les mobiles ? Comment la 3D peut-elle s'intgrer dans des stratgies de

communications de nouvelle gnration mais galement dans des dmarches de production

industrielles riches et innovantes ?

Jean-Marc Le Roux - Prsident et co-fondateur d'Aerys,

enseignant l'EPITA


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Friday, March 22th (9h-10h)

Titre de la confrence :Quelques outils et pistes de recherche pour grer la mobilit SNCF

IntervenantPhilippe David - SNCF direction de l 'Innovation & de la recherche

Rsum de la prsentationLes Smartphones ont rvolutionn la consommation de l'information. E lle se consomme maintenant en flux tendu.La mobilit est maintenant un processus pilot dans lequel les alas ou simplement les envies de bouger dedernire minute doivent trouver des solutions immdiates. Les informations doivent tre disponibles en tempsrel, tout le temps, partout et sur tous les aspects de la mobil it quels que soient le mode de transport ; de lamarche pied au train en passant par la voi ture. La personnalisation, la contextualisation sont les matres mots desnouvelles applications mobiles. travers 3 prototypes d'application, nous allons montrer cette tendance desassistants personnels qui grent nos dplacements qu'ils soient occasionnels ou quotidiens.

Conference TitleSome tools and research axis to manage mobility at SNCF

Abstract

Smartphones have deeply modified the way we want to get information. We need it just in time. Mobility is a

process managed in a way that any difficulty or just a wish of a journey will be satisfied immediately by new

information systems. Information must be there in real time, everywhere, at any time, on all aspect of the mobility,

regardless of the transport modality; from the walk to the train or with a car. Personalization, contextualization,

are the new key words of application for mobile phone. With the help of 3 examples of application, we will show

this new trend for personal assistants which manage our journey whatever daily or seldom it may be.

Philippe David - SNCF direction de l'Innovation & de la recherche


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Stereoscopic 3D Gaze Tracking and implicit user interaction in VR installations.

Suivi du regard en 3D et interaction implicite en systmes immersifs.

Intervenant

Bernard Mendiburu - VP Professional Markets Volfoni

Biographie

Bernard Mendiburu est un expert de la production et de la diffusion de contenus 3D stroscopiques. Il est

l'auteur de deux livres de rfrence "3D Movie Making" et "3DTV and Cinema", et de nombreux articles et

chapitres de livre consacrs aux diverses technologies 3D. Il travailla, comme strographie, la crationdes tous premiers films en 3D produits par les studios Disney et Dreamworks. Apres avoir rejoint Volfoni en

2010 comme VP Innovation, Bernard a particip a la conception et au lancement des lunettes ActivEyes P ro

et la leur dclinaison dans une solution 3D ddie la ralit virtuelle


La conjonction du suivi de regard et de mouvement avec une vision Stro-3D permet de dterminer en

temps rel le point d'attention visuelle de l'utilisateur immerg dans un monde 3D. Ces nouveaux outils

permettent de suivre avec prcision le cheminement visuel au cours d'une tache ou de la dcouverte d'un

nouvel univers.

Bernard Mendiburu - VP Professional Markets - Volfoni


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Le titre de la conference

Join forces with Dassault Systmes in leveraging the value of Immersive Virtuality (iV) by creating new solutions for business and people

Intervenant

David Nahon - iV Lab Director - Dassault Systmes / Member of the board AFRV

Biographie

Trained both as an engineer and an artist (Supelec, Imperial Collge and Univ. Paris 8), David Nahon creates in 1994 the R& D activities of Z-A

Production, a pioneer French 3D animation studio. At the same time, he gets involved in the development and the direction of various interactive

artwork from Maurice Benayoun, as well the management of the software development of the SAS Cube, the first PC-based CAVE worldwide, and

first french CAVE.

In 2003, David joins Virtools as a product manager for VR solutions. Since Virtools acquisition by Dassault Systmes (3DS) in 2005, he leads the

Immersive Virtuality (iV) domain, acting hor izontally on the emergence of new usages and markets where the users body is highly coupled withthe virtual. David has been sitting for 3DS at the AFRV board for 6 years


According to Gartner, technologies follow a hype cycle where expectations reach a peak, then fall into the valley of disillusion before starting

to become productive. While startups are usually mastering the valorization of their technologies while they are still hype, large international

groups are mostly interested in the productivity stage.

Within Dassault Systmes (3DS) the iV Lab accelerates the emergence of productive solutions based on VR, AR and other immersive technologies

(a.k.a. Immersive Virtuality = iV). Starting from the portfolio of Industry solution experiences, and industry process modules, we research

opportunities to enrich their value and usability with iV features.

In this context, our ecosystem has multiple dimensions: device manufacturers, software application or component vendors, labs researching on

the iV science, experience developer agencies and freelancers. With our partners we jointly innovate and kick -start business in many ways through

our partnership programs aiming for mutual value.

Come and discover in this presentation a few reference cases of some successful joint initiatives with current partners, paving the way of our

future iV Network, a community that not only connects all our iV partners with one another, but also positions them in regards to the 12 industry

markets that Dassault Systmes serves

Interested to join in?

David Nahon - iV Lab Director - Dassault

Systmes / Member of the board AFRV

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