Aalto University, Tampere University and the University of the Arts Helsinki, with the support of the Academy of Finland, have founded a new digital MAGICS infrastructure for human virtualisation and remote presence. During 2021, we concentrated on acquiring new equipment and setting up our services for artists and researchers. In this first MAGICS annual review, we highlight prominent examples of work-in-progress using i.e. the environmental scanner and volumetric capture.
The language of the event is English.
Unexpected views - from spatial points to immersive experiences
Pia Fricker | Professor of Practice | Aalto University
Volumetric capture studio: technology and creative use cases
Devangini Patel | CIVIT Software Engineer | Tampere University
Uniarts Helsinki: capturing the arts
Tero Heikkinen | University Researcher | Uniarts Helsinki
Virtual realities for patients in terminal care
Katja Niemi | Art director
Further information:
Katja Reinikka
Producer | Aalto Digital Creatives | Aalto Studios
050 434 8872 | [email protected]
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MAGICS is an infrastructure network to support research into motion recording, and virtual environments. It is a joint effort of Aalto University, Tampere University and the University of the Arts Helsinki.
Aalto Digital Creatives pre-incubator program aims to help creative industry students, researchers and practitioners on their path towards entrepreneurship.. The program is supported by the City of Helsinki and it’s part of Helsinki-based higher education institutions’ campus incubators network. Aalto Digital Creatives program is coordinated by Aalto Startup Center and Aalto Studios.