IBC2023: 5G Motion Capture for Live Performance & Animation explores using 5G to build ultra-low latency networks to support the creation of new immersive audience experiences for those present at a live performance or engaging remotely at another venue. The project also seeks to leverage 5G technology to bring joyful, interactive animated characters to children in hospital wards regardless of location
Muki Kulhan, Innovation Co-Lead - IBC Accelerators
Malcolm Brew, Senior Research Fellow, Electronic & Electrical Engineering - Strathclyde University / Neutral Wireless
Will Draffin, Senior Solutions Architect MR XR and AR - D&B Solutions
Roch Nakajima, President of Noitom International, Inc. - Noitom
Rafi Nizam, Global Entertainment Executive & Co-Founder, Falcon & Storm Studios - Falcon & Storm/Noitom
Read the exclusive interview with Champions and Participants here.
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