Houston Serious Games Consortium - Forming networking and collaboration opportunites for professionals

Houston Serious Games Consortium

Forming networking and collaboration opportunites for professionals

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Houston Serious Games for Health Conference

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Added by Ken Rigby (MellaniuM, Tele3dworld)

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Tony Hodgson and Krist Bender are now friendsJune 24

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Melanie M. Lazarus, MPH updated their profileMay 27

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Ken Rigby (MellaniuM, Tele3dworld) added 3 videosMay 18

The Houston Serious Games Consortium (HSGC) is a group of leaders in academia, government and business interested in electronic games for learning, training, skills development, attitude change, and behavior change.

Blog Posts

MellaniuM and the CaveUT Project.

MellaniuM and the CAVEUT tele-immersion project

Mellanium has started to port its 3D environment Virtual Real World products into the CAVEUT . CAVEUT is an open source freeware project to make tele-immersive projection-based virtual reality affordable and accessible.
CAVEUT is available in various versions from simple home made to advanced real-time spatial tracking and stereo graphic imaging. By employing a commercially available 3D engine (UE2-3) richly detailed graphics, high-speed performan… Continue

Posted by Ken Rigby (MellaniuM, Tele3dworld) on July 8, 2008 at 6:49am

Forward to Tele3DWorld Immersion.

Forward to Tele3DWorld Immersion.

As prices of computing hardware falls and software standardization and re-usability becomes common place; like the computers of yesterday, the tele-immersive systems of today will become available to the general public. Along with this is expected to become a powerful drive into tele-immersive application development in all applicable areas. There also exists the possibility for future application of tele-immersion in some new areas like Music Synthesis, Psycho… Continue

Posted by Ken Rigby (MellaniuM, Tele3dworld) on July 7, 2008 at 5:23am