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About GATE
GATE final publication 2012
Results from the GATE research project
a 75 page overview (pfd 4.7 Mb)
GATE Magazine 2010
a 36-page overview of the GATE project (pdf 5.3 Mb)
Research themes:
Theme 1: Modeling the virtual World
Theme 2: Virtual characters
Theme 3: Interacting with the world
Theme 4: Learning with simulated worlds
Pilots:
Pilot Education Story Box
Pilot Education Carkit
Pilot Safety Crisis management
Pilot Healthcare Scottie
Pilot Healthcare Wiihabilitainment
Knowledge Transfer Projects:
Sound Design
CIGA
Agecis
CycART
VidART
Motion Controller
Compliance
Mobile Learning
Glengarry Glen Ross
CASSIB
EIS
Enriching Geo-Specific Terrain
Pedestrian and Vehicle Traffic Interactions
Semantic Building Blocks for Declarative Virtual World Creation
Computer Animation for Social Signals and Interactive Behaviors
Address
Center for Advanced Gaming and Simulation
Department of Information and Computing Sciences
Utrecht University
P.O. Box 80089
3508 TB Utrecht
The Netherlands
Tel +31 30 2537088
Acknowledgement
ICTRegie is a compact, independent organisation consisting of a Supervisory Board, an Advisory Council, a director and a bureau. The Minister of Economic Affairs, and the Minister of Education, Culture and Science bear the political responsibility for ICTRegie. The organisation is supported by the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) and SenterNovem.
Symposium Challenges for Serious Gaming Research
Symposium 'Challenges for Serious Gaming Research'
On Thursday February 16, 2012, the GATE project organized its final symposium.
‘Challenges for Serious Gaming Research' was the final symposium organized by the GATE project. In this symposium we showed results from pilots, research, and innovation, and looked ahead at future developments. How will game technology help address the grand challenges for our society? What is needed for creating engaging virtual worlds, populated by meaningful virtual characters, which initiate natural interaction, and result in effective transfer of gaming? The program consisted of a mix of presentations, and demo's. Anyone could play with the results of our innovative game pilots in education, health, and safety. The participants were enthusiastic, and there was a lot of playful interaction.
Program and presentations
Chair Matthijs Dierckx (publisher Control Magazine)
| 10.00 | Registration and coffee |
10.30 |
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10.45 |
When virtual humans become real (pdf 4mb) Natural Interaction (pdf 1mb) |
12.30 | Lunch, poster- and demo market During this market you can watch demonstrations of the technology developed and play with some created games. Also you can get additional information at the posters. |
14.30 |
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16.15 | The next 5 minutes: trends in gameful innovation Jeroen van Mastrigt-Ide (We Love Your Work, Dutch Game Garden) |
16.45 | Drinks |
18.00 | End of the symposium |
Registration is closed