An immersive view approach by secure interactive multimedia proof-of-concept implementation

Antón, Pablo; Maña, Antonio; Muñoz, Antonio; Koshutanski, Hristo

doi:10.1007/s11042-013-1682-7

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“…Various tools have been used to make the exploration of the content shown on the large screen more interactive, such as the hand-held devices [19], the depth sensors [20], [21], [22] and so on. For example, the Live Interactive Frame system [22] proposed a method for the interactive viewing of a live video of a remote place, by tracking the user's head movement using the depth sensor and transforming the video accordingly.…”

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“…For example, the Live Interactive Frame system [22] proposed a method for the interactive viewing of a live video of a remote place, by tracking the user's head movement using the depth sensor and transforming the video accordingly. While this system presents a novel approach for controlling the viewpoint in an interactive method, the transformation of the video is not well associated with that of the real scenery outside, making the viewing experience far from natural.…”

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“…To test the interactive and realistic experience of the viewing process, the proposed video transformation method was compared with that in the Live Interactive Frame system [22], which only translated or zoomed in/out the video of the remote scene rather than the virtual window, according to the user's body position. In the test, the users were first asked to move and look around in front of a real window and sense the variations of the outside scenery, and then the scenery videos transformed with the two methods were shown to the users in random orders.…”

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“…The results proved that the proposed system gives the users more natural experience on interactive scenery viewing. According to the users' feedback, the simple zoom in/out scheme of the scenery video in the Live Interactive Frame system [22] makes the feeling far from realistic, comparing to the experience of scenery viewing in front of the real window. By properly implementing the transformations of the virtual window and scenery video in different modes, the proposed system simulates the experience of viewing through a real window much better.…”

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“…Test results of comparing the proposed method and the method in the Live Interactive Frame system[22].…”

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With the growth of the popularity of large screens in the consumer market and the enrichment of the online and offline video resources, enjoying a dynamic remote scenery at home has become an interesting application. This paper presents an intelligent screen system for the user to interactively enjoy different sceneries of remote places. Different from existing works, the system is aware of the current environment, and the weather condition in the remote scenery video is associated with that of the local place in different ways to bring the user a natural and pleasant viewing experience. Meanwhile, the system is able to transform the layout of the scenery video according to the user's position and viewing angle, making the user feel like viewing the outside scenery through a real window when walking and looking around in front of the screen. A prototype consisting of a large screen and several low-cost sensors is implemented and a series of tests are conducted. The results show that the proposed system can effectively improve the users' experience on natural scenery viewing and make the process more pleasant. The system fits for screens with various sizes and can be easily installed, making it a scalable and ease-of-use consumer device in smart home 1 .

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Critical Dimensions of Blockchain Technology Implementation in the Healthcare Industry: An Integrated Systems Management Approach

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In the digital era, almost every system is connected to a digital platform to enhance efficiency. Although life is thus improved, security issues remain important, especially in the healthcare sector. The privacy and security of healthcare records is paramount; data leakage is socially unacceptable. Therefore, technology that protects data but does not compromise efficiency is essential. Blockchain technology has gained increasing attention as it ensures transparency, trust, privacy, and security. However, the critical factors affecting efficiency require further study. Here, we define the critical factors that affect blockchain implementation in the healthcare industry. We extracted such factors from the literature and from experts, then used interpretive structural modeling to define the interrelationships among these factors and classify them according to driving and dependence forces. This identified key drivers of the desired objectives. Regulatory clarity and governance (F2), immature technology (F3), high investment cost (F6), blockchain developers (F9), and trust among stakeholders (F12) are key factors to consider when seeking to implement blockchain technology in healthcare. Our analysis will allow managers to understand the requirements for successful implementation.

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La realtà immersiva e la scuola in ospedale: ambienti di apprendimento innovativi e scenari futuri

di Padova

2023

IUL Research

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L'uso della tecnologia nella scuola ospedaliera può migliorare l'inclusione sociale, la connessione e il benessere dei giovani pazienti, ricoverati per degenze di media e lunga durata. L'avvento delle tecnologie di "realtà virtuale" (VR) sta dando forma a un nuovo ambiente di apprendimento condiviso. Grazie a dispositivi portatili a basso costo, connessioni fisiche e virtuali interattive e facili da usare, l'esperienza degli studenti si sta evolvendo verso forme ibride autentiche ed efficaci, con una ricaduta positiva nei contesti di apprendimento "irregolari". È quindi necessario riflettere sulla possibilità di sperimentare un modello didattico-comunicativo basato sull'uso della realtà immersiva per la scuola ospedaliera, come forma integrata di cura, per migliorare la qualità della vita, con una ricaduta sul benessere dei contesti coinvolti.

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An immersive view approach by secure interactive multimedia proof-of-concept implementation

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An intelligent screen system for context-related scenery viewing in smart home

Critical Dimensions of Blockchain Technology Implementation in the Healthcare Industry: An Integrated Systems Management Approach

La realtà immersiva e la scuola in ospedale: ambienti di apprendimento innovativi e scenari futuri

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