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David Wortley - Serious Gaming
The document discusses immersive technologies and how they are integrating physical and virtual worlds. It covers topics like the Serious Games Institute, example serious games, technology trends predicting more personalized and ubiquitous immersion, and how physical and virtual spaces are blurring together. A key point is that physical spaces currently lack the intelligence for personalized, persistent relationships that virtual spaces provide, but that is changing as immersive technologies become embedded in shared physical environments.
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- 1. Immersive Technologies andthe Integration of Physical and Virtual Worlds David Wortley FRSA Serious Games Institute
- 2. Presentation Topics Introduction to the Serious Games Institute Immersive Technologies Example Serious Games Technology Trends Virtual vs Physical Spaces Immersive Technologies and GIS Research Opportunities Future Developments
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- 5. Serious Games Institute(SGI) “An international centre of excellence for the application of immersive technologies to serious social and economic issues”
- 7. SGI Areas ofInterest Education Health Environment Smart Buildings Relationships Interface Technology Innovation & Enterprise
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- 9. Immersive Technologies Games Virtual Worlds Social Networks Immersive Technologies engage our hearts, minds and wallets
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- 24. Predicting the Future 1961 2010
- 25. Predicting the Future 1949 2010
- 26. Predicting the Future 1949 2010
- 27. Predicting the Future 1949 2010
- 28. Pinnacle of SteamTechnology The locomotive is younger than the driver !!
- 29. Predicting the Future 1949 2010
- 30. Predicting the Future 1949 2010
- 31. Predicting the Future Rate of Predictable ? Change ? Price / Performance (Faster, cheaper, Smaller) Use / Application (How, What, Where, When)
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- 33. The Most DisruptiveTechnology Developments in History
- 35. The Agent forChange is Us
- 36. What we demandfrom technology is Choice Cost Flexibility Hassle Control Personalisation Bureaucracy Experience Discovery Variety Engagement
- 37. We are drivingtechnology to provide More control over our lives, our world and our relationships and we are prepared to pay for it !!
- 38. A Simple Illustration In-flight Entertainment Yesterday Today Tomorrow ? One size Intelligent fits all entertainment
- 39. Changing Relationship withTechnology Personalisation vs one size fits all Ambient interfaces vs unnatural devices Persistent history vs blank pages Facilitated new discovery vs delivery of existing Understanding vs Memorisation Connected vs isolated Motivating and challenging vs boring & repetitive Creative expression vs standard responses
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- 41. Virtual vs PhysicalSpaces
- 42. Virtual vs Physical Spaces
- 43. Intelligent Shared Spaces “Virtualspaces have greater intelligence than physical spaces”
- 44. SHASPA – SharedSpaces and the Impact of Immersive Technologies
- 45. Shared Spaces “Passive” “Active”
- 46. The Boundaries between Physicaland Virtual Spaces are Blurring
- 47. Personalised Games Spaces Everyuser has a personal and persistent experience
- 48. Virtual World Spaces Shapinga relationship with a “Space”
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- 51. Mobile Spaces The mobile is becoming an alter-ego containing our digital lives
- 52. Society & EmbeddedTechnologies
- 53. Key Message 1 “Personalised and persistent relationships with technology are becoming embedded into our way of life across all generations”
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- 55. Physical Spaces andRelationships
- 56. Shared Physical Spaces “Passive” “Active” “Physical spaces are lagging behind virtual spaces in the ability to respond intelligently to the individual”
- 57. Key Message 2 “PhysicalSpaces (and our experience of them) are important hubs for building social, economic and knowledge networks, yet they lack the intelligence for personalised, persistent relationships”
- 58. Embedding personalised, persistent experiencesinto shared spaces
- 59. The Challenge “How do I build my social, economic and knowledge network and make it accessible anytime, anywhere”
- 60. Building my Network “I need to connect to the right people and the right knowledge anytime, anywhere”
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- 64. Key Message 3 “Personalised, persistent experiences will be demanded from physical spaces”
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- 71. Embedded Sensors Sensors &3D visualisations help us understand and manage our environment
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- 76. Mobile Devices Mobile devices know who you are and where you are – they can be the gateway to a personalised relationship with physical spaces
- 77. Artificial Intelligence Embedded smart agents can develop a personalised and persistent relationship between you and a virtual or physical space.
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- 79. Physical Simulation ina Game Trains Paramedics to deal with casualties of explosions using realistic simulations
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- 88. Research Opportunities Smart spaces and location aware applications are emerging technologies which are likely to require multi-disciplinary applied research focused on the convergence of immersive and GIS technologies, wireless sensors, data visualisation, simulation and mobile devices.
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- 91. Our Relationship withShared Spaces Personalised Persistent Ambient Serendipitous Understanding Connected Encouraging Creative
- 92. Making it Happen •Infrastructure • Society Sensors Identity Wireless Privacy Networks Choice Mobile Incentives Interface Devices Security 3D Environment Sustainability
- 93. Smart Spaces Museums Hotels Hospitals Schools Boardrooms
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- 97. Immersive Technologies andthe Integration of Physical and Virtual Worlds David Wortley FRSA Serious Games Institute