IBC2023: The aim of this challenge was to present two different use cases based on synthetic humans: the first one is a theatre filled with the melodic tones of Maria Callas, and the second is a photorealistic sign language interpreter, to address accessibility. These two distinct use cases demonstrated how synthetic humans can be used to captivate audiences in visually stunning and emotionally moving ways.
Muki Kulhan, Innovation Co-Lead - IBC Accelerators
Roberto Iacoviello, Lead Research Engineer - RAI
Michael Davey, Freelance Technology Consultant - MD Consultancy
Clive Santamaria, Chief Architect - ITV
ErinRose Widner, Global Head, Business Strategy Emerging & Creative Technologies | Media & Entertainment - Verizon Business Group
Matt Kirby, Actor/Sign Language Translator
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