Invited Talk Telepresence in the Real World Presented by: Weihong Li --- ACM Multimedia 2004 Conference Workshop on Effective Telepresence (ETP’04) Duffie.

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Invited Talk Telepresence in the Real World Presented by: Weihong Li --- ACM Multimedia 2004 Conference Workshop on Effective Telepresence (ETP’04) Duffie White

Background Computer Graphics provide only visual displays Movies Virtual Reality Augmented Reality in Specialized Field Medical Applications General-purpose 3D Eye Contact Communication

3D Eye Contact Teleconference What does it look like? Teleportec Company

Typical Requirements High Bandwidth Network Communication T1 (1.5Mbps) / ISDN (384Kbps) Internet 2 Multimedia: Video and Audio standard Computer Vision Techniques Camera Calibration Stereo Telepresence Object Tracking

Typical System Design

Real Products (1) Conference Table

Real Products (2) Lectern

Applications Distance Education Training Health Care Government Financial Services 3D Conference Corporate Communication

Current Problems Not Convenient to Use Heavy Complicated Expensive Usually $20,000 or above High Overhead

Conclusion 3D Eye Contact Telepresence Problems