Researchers from Inria Sophia Antipolis centre, in collaboration with Adobe and UC Berkeley developed a method that can alter the lighting of your pictures and videos in a few clicks. This innovative algorithm use a neural network that was trained on synthetic images but can also work on real images. The results show it is possible […]
The EMOTIVE project’s final public demo event took place on 30th October 2019, at the Hunterian Museum at the University of Glasgow. It was a great day for the EMOTIVE team to get together once again as well as the public to finally be able to get a taste of the EMOTIVE tools and experiences. […]
We are delighted to launch our new video ahead of the EMOTIVE project’s final public demo event that will take place on 30th October 2019, at the Hunterian Museum, Main Campus building of the University of Glasgow. From 2016-2019, the EMOTIVE consortium has researched, designed, developed and evaluated methods and tools that can support the cultural […]
While the date for the EMOTIVE project’s final public demo event is fast approaching, we decided to create a booklet to present the EMOTIVE project in a nutshell. The booklet gives an overview of a number of prototype tools and applications for heritage professionals and visitors that produce interactive, personalized, emotionally resonant digital experiences for museums and cultural sites. View/download […]
We are delighted to share with you our new video showcasing one of the EMOTIVE experiences: ‘A Window to the Scottish Past: Views on Verecunda’s Life’, Hunterian Museum Onsite Experience. The Verecunda EMOTIVE experience is a multi-part, facilitator-led in gallery experience created for 4 concurrent users. It focuses on the story of a local 15-year-old, Caledonian […]
The EMOTIVE EU-funded research project is conducting a survey to understand the market for digital experiences in cultural heritage and to evaluate the EMOTIVE platform features.Through this survey, we would like to hear your opinion about the EMOTIVE platform and your experience in using similar platforms in the past.Click HERE to answer the questionnaire! It takes about […]
On the 25th and 26th of September we were invited to present our work in the 4th Eastern Partnership E-infrastructures Conference, EaPEC 2019 (https://www.eapconference.org/eapec-2019), which was held in the Matenadaran Museum of ancient manuscripts in Yerevan, Armenia. EMOTIVE was a fitting project to help the conference explore its theme, ‘Connecting with Culture’. The EMOTIVE talk […]
Hello and welcome to the fourth EMOTIVE Newsletter!EMOTIVE team has been busy developing and testing, writing and publishing, connecting and collaborating on many exciting aspects of digital storytelling. Below you’ll find a selection of the events and activities we’ve been up to!With best wishes,The EMOTIVE TeamRead more
EMOTIVE project’s final public demo event will take place on 30th October 2019, at the Hunterian Museum, Main Campus building of the University of Glasgow.EMOTIVE is a European Union-funded Horizon 2020 project which seeks to develop emotionally-resonant digital experiences for visitors at cultural heritage sites, with a particular focus on the unique – but curatorially […]
On May 21-22, members from four EMOTIVE partner institutions and companies gathered at the offices of the DIGINEXT in Toulouse in order to test and evaluate the new version of the Visual Scenario Editor, a tool for creating experiences for cultural and creative industries.The Visual Scenario Editor (VSE) developed by DIGINEXT, extends these experiences by […]