Holografika will attend ETRE 2007 in Budapest from October 7 to 10, where over 700 business leaders will meet to exchange ideas, share insights, discover innovative technologies and companies, establish new relationships and solidify existing partnerships.

ETRE encourages closer business and personal relationships across cultural, economic and geopolitical boundaries. It welcomes CEOs of both private and public companies, from large multinationals to the small entrepreneur. The event is designed to foster the exchange of ideas and experiences, and includes members of the media, the financial community, government officials and scholars. More than 39 nations are represented every year, and every participant is personally invited based on their ability to contribute to the group. This year’s three-day event will welcome over 700 visionaries from every facet of the global ITC community.

The goal is to show a working example of a system with real-time captured data of human actors complete with the geometry, texturing, and dynamics of the body, insert the acquired 3D data stream into a high-quality 3D scenario, present the resulting scene to the naked eye in true 3D or on a large-scale holographic display. The humans represented by the captured data will interact naturally and comfortably with presented virtual objects using their body parts. As the capture system is not ready for transportation we will provide other means to track user interaction, namely a sophisticated hands tracking system. We will show the real-time full body capture on videos.

If you visit the exhibition from 27 to 29 June in Tokyo Big Sight, you will be able to see life-size demos displayed on the 72" screen of HoloVizio 640RC.

IVR is regarded as one of the most important exhibitions among those people from all areas of the industry who are considering VR products to introduce.In June 2006, IVR was bigger than ever, attracting exhibitors to meet with 75,267 visitors (including the concurrent exhibitions) over the 3-day show period. IVR 2007 will be even larger, with some 80,000 visitors expected.

 

EAGE is a professional association for geoscientists and engineers. It is a European based organisation with a worldwide membership providing a global network of commercial and academic professionals to all members. The association is truly multi-disciplinary and international in form and pursuits. 

AFCI Locations Trade Show is the industry’s longest-running trade event for production locations and resources.  More than 260 Exhibitors from over 30 countries will be available including AFCI Member Film Commissions, locations, accommodations and other local production resources.  Locations Trade show is for producers, directors, production managers, writers, location managers and anyone who needs information about shooting on-location.

70 Nominees have been announced for one of Europe's most coveted technology prizes. At stake – a total of €700,000 in prize money, to be awarded to the winning candidates for the 2007 European Information and Communications Technology Prize.