New digital options in geographically distributed dance collaborations with TEEVE

Abstract

The study of 3D Tele-immersion impact on remote collaborative work represents a very interesting and challenging research topic. In this paper, we introduce the latest accomplishments of TEEVE research which merges computer science with dance choreography. This collaborative research model is ideal for creative, interdisciplinary problem solving. TEEVE offers an entirely new interface for dance choreography as a creative tool and alternative performance venue.

Towards Environment-to-Environment (E2E) multimedia communication systems

“…While the use of context is well studied in these areas, they have not focused on bidirectional semantic interaction across environments. Some interesting works within the Multimedia community have been proposed for tele-immersive dance and music performance [36,30] and [27]. Works like [36] and [30], however focus more on extracting the user data out of their environments to create a combined dance performance rather than connecting the various components of the environment to support more general purpose interaction.…”

“…Some interesting works within the Multimedia community have been proposed for tele-immersive dance and music performance [36,30] and [27]. Works like [36] and [30], however focus more on extracting the user data out of their environments to create a combined dance performance rather than connecting the various components of the environment to support more general purpose interaction. In HYDRA [27], the focus was more on studying the networking/delay issues in transferring such large performance data rather than the two way interaction.…”

Dance.Draw: Exquisite Interaction

“…The EyeCon system has been used by Palindrome [http://www.palindrome.de] to capture video of dance performances and then process, augment and display those video clips as part of interactive dance performances. Finally, there is also research in mediating the creation of dance over the Internet [11] [12].…”

Towards environment-to-environment (E2E) multimedia communication systems

“…Some interesting works within the Multimedia community have been proposed for tele-immersive dance and music performance [36,30] and [27]. Works like [36] and [30], however focus more on extracting the user data out of their environments to create a combined dance performance rather than connecting the various components of the environment to support more general purpose interaction.…”

“…Works like [36] and [30], however focus more on extracting the user data out of their environments to create a combined dance performance rather than connecting the various components of the environment to support more general purpose interaction. In HYDRA [27], the focus was more on studying the networking/delay issues in transferring such large performance data rather than the two way interaction.…”