Tele immersion is a new arrising technology enables users to communicate with each other which are located remotely as they are together in same room or place... This ppt includes all the basic aspect of tele immersion...

1. TELE-IMMERSION

3. History

4. Holographic environment

5. Telecubical

6. How it works ?

7. Tele-immersion data flow

8. Applications

10. Users will feel as if they are actually looking, talking and meeting with each other face to face in the same place, even though they may be miles apart physically.

11. In a teleimmersive environment, computer recognized the presence and movements of individuals as well as physical and virtual objects.

13. In 1998, Abilene, a backbone research project, was launched and now serves as a base for Internet2 research. Internet2 needed an application that would challenge and stretch its networks’ capabilities.

20. Haptic sensors: would allow to touch projections as if they were real.

22. Virtual reality allows you to move in a computer-generated 3-D environment.

27. It uses cluster of cameras each of this havig 4 cameras ( 3-b/w & one-colour ).

30. Tele immersion data flow Control : - consists of data that is used to manage the tele-immersion session, to authenticate users or processes, to launch processes, to control the display Text :- provides simple communications capability within collaborative sessions for simple note taking and passing. Video :- can allow teleconferencing or remote monitoring displayed within the virtual world Synchronization of events Tele-immersion management

31. Audio :- allows voice communications among users, and is used to issue commands via voice recognition and speech synthesis. Tracking : - is achieved with location and orientation sensors, and captures the position and orientation of the user. Typically this data is streamed to the computer responsible for computing the perspective of the scene. Tele-immersion management

32. Database : - is the heart of a tele-immersion application world. The database contains the graphical models of virtual scenes, objects, and data, and since the database is used to provide the models that are rendered. Haptics : - include force and touch sensing/feedback devices and use a variety of sensors that are “attached” to the hands and/or legs of users Tele-immersion management

35. Interactive Scientific Visualization

36. Army training.

37. Art and Entertainment.

38. Virtual game

39. Industrial Design

41. Expensive