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R&D demo points way to multisensory future
Hiroshi Ando, director of the Multisensory Cognition and Computation Laboratory at Japan’s National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, discusses technology his lab is developing to add touch and smell to the viewing experience.
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In this podcast interview, NEP CTO George Hoover discusses how nsite is helping to make production truck design better and where the future of remote HD production is headed. Click here.
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Moving JPEG2000 compressed video over IP transport networks addresses the technical challenges facing broadcasters today and well into the future. To better understand why JPEG2000 transport over IP is a powerful platform for cutting-edge broadcast and live digital cinema applications, download the JPEG2000 paper. Click here: here.
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Peter White, Director General of the International Association of Broadcasting Manufacturers, discusses the challenges facing broadcast equipment vendors in the current tough economic conditions and how the association is helping to keep its members successful. Click here.
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