PPT-Locomotion In Interactive Environments

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Navjot Garg Locomotion Locomotion is the selfpropelled movement of an organism such as walking or running of a character with legs A character could be a legged

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Navjot Garg Locomotion Locomotion is the selfpropelled movement of an organism such as walking or running of a character with legs A character could be a legged human or nonhuman 3D character in a virtual environment. About the IAB Rich Media AJAX Working Group The IAB Rich Media AJAX Working Group consist of ke y IAB member companies working together in order to create best practices aimed at standard izing the interface between rich media ads and sites that l ADAPTATIONS FOR . LOCOMOTION. Mammalogy . (Fall 2012 Althoff - reference FDVM Chapter 6). LEC . 05. . . Axial Skeleton. For terrestrial mammals: skeleton, muscles, and their associated structures can be viewed as one unit. Enabling robots to move. Many bio-inspired methods:. Walk, jump, run, slide, skate, swim, fly, roll. Exception: . Powered wheel. Human invention. What’s the benefit?. Power vs. Attainable Speed . # of actuators. HOW DO WE REMEMBER THE LIFE PROCCESSES?. H.N.T.R.S.G.E.R.M.R.. WHICH ONES HAVE WE COVERED?. NUTRITION & TRANSPORT & RESPIRATION & *EXCRETION. WHAT’S NEXT?. R .  REGULATION (RESPONSE). Hao. Du. 3. , . Peter Henry. 1. , . Xiaofeng. Ren. 2. , Marvin Cheng. 1. ,. Dan B Goldman. 4. , Steven M. Seitz. 1. , Dieter Fox. 1,2. 1. University of Washington: Computer Science & Engineering. Enabling robots to move. Many bio-inspired methods:. Walk, jump, run, slide, skate, swim, fly, roll. Exception: . Powered wheel. Human invention. What’s the benefit?. Power vs. Attainable Speed . # of actuators. . motion planning. J. . Pettré. , J.P. Laumond,. A motion capture . based. . control-space. . approach. for . walking. mannequins. Computer Animation and Virtual . Worlds. , Vol. 16, 2006.. C. . Taxonomy. Each taxon tells us more about that group’s . adaptations. . Makes important biological statements about genetic & evolutionary relationships. Adaptive Radiation. The evolution & spreading out of related species into new environmental niches. Digital is star performer. Spending increases at double the rate of other media categories. Overall, media spending increased 7% in 2017 over 2016. Digital spending increased 14% during the same period. . for Extreme Large-Scale Computations . Katarzyna. Rycerz. 1. , . Piotr. Nowakowski. 2. , Jan Meizner. 2. , . Bartosz. Wilk. 2. , . Jakub. Bujas. 1. , . Łukasz. Jarmocik. 1. , . Michał. Krok. We now have untethered VR systems, with wide-area, inside looking out tracking. Physical space is limited, and encumbered, and different from VE. Headset is heavy so wearing it extensively is tiring. Carl Schissler. 2014/11/03. Motivation. Need for plausible animations in games, movies. Application: Paleontology. Dinosaur Locomotion: Beyond the Bones. . [. Hutchinson. . &. Gatesy. 2006]. Can we determine how extinct animals moved?. Many bio-inspired methods:. Walk, jump, run, slide, skate, swim, fly, roll. Exception: . Powered wheel. Human invention. What’s the benefit?. Power vs. Attainable Speed . # of actuators. Structural complexity. (10) Catalyst. (. 10) GN: Unicellular Adaptations. (15) IP: Unicellular . Adaptations. (45) . Trashketball. : Review ALL. (. 5) Exit . ticket. I can:. identify adaptations in unicellular organisms. Catalyst.

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