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Report on the 3DC Conference 2007 in SHINJYUKU
(Venue: Takarazuka University of Art and Design, Tokyo Shinjuku Campus, Lecture Room #501 and Practice Room #503)
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May 24, 2007
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The 3DC Conference, which has been annually organized as an "open event" and was held at the Umeda Campus of Takarazuka University of Art and Design last year, was held at the Tokyo Shinjuku Campus of the university on May 24, 2007.
The theme of this conference was "the current situation and possible future utilization of 3DCG (3D computer graphics) contents." We invited lecturers who have been active as leaders in the field of 3DCG contents production. They gave lectures from various points of view concerning the current status and future possibilities of 3DCG contents.
In addition to lectures, exhibitions with demonstrations by member companies were organized and the conference, which included the participation by much of the audience, ended successfully. There were 57 members at the conference for a total of 132 people attending.
* Organized by: 3D Consortium
* Cooperation by: Committee for 3D Image Technology Research of the Institute of Image Information and Television Engineers
* Supported by: Takarazuka University of Art and Design and the Digital Content Association of Japan
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The venue, Takarazuka University of Arts and Design, Tokyo Shinjuku Campus
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Opening address by Mr. Masanori Kajiura (Section Leader, Services/Contents Section, 3D Consortium, NTT Data)
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"What we can see and what we cannot see"
Professor Koichi Omura
(Media contents faculty, Takarazuka University of Art and Design)
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"Expectations towards 3D in the field of game contents"
Mr. Isao Nakamura
(President, CELLIUS, Inc.)
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"CG production for 'Armored Core 4'"
Mr. Masato Miyazaki
(Manager / Consept Design Dept., FromSoftware, INC.)
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"Possibilities of the virtual world 'Second Life'"
Mr. Isao Oka
(Creator, MELTINGDOTS Co., Ltd.)
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"Virtual Anatomia - Stories of its development and the future of medical 3DCG"
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Mr. Naoya Hirai in his lecture (SGI Japan, Ltd.)
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Mr. Shigeyuki Suzuki, Ph. D
(Research Associate, Institute for High Dimensional Medical Imaging, The Jieki University School of Medicine)
Mr. Naoya Hirai
(Manager, Industrial Design Center Advanced Visual and Media technology R&D, SGI Japan, LTD.)
Mr. Yoshio Otake, Ph. D
(Research Associate, Institute for High Dimensional Medical Imaging, The Jieki University School of Medicine)
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Venue of lectures with much of the audience (Venue: Lecture Room #501)
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Exhibition with demonstrations by member companies (Venue: Practice Room #503)
Arisawa Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
* Exhibit: "A 24-inch 3D monitor" - A high definition 3D monitor using polarized filters
Ice Cube, Co., Ltd.
* Exhibit (1): "A 42-inch high definition 3D display without glasses" - Beautiful 3D images can be viewed without glasses at high definition. A 3D music promotion video clip of a famous singer was presented.
* Exhibit (2): "A 3D high definition display with glasses" - A high definition dual liquid crystal display under a new technology which presents real-time 3D images for commercially available PC games.
NTT DoCoMo, Inc.
* Exhibit: "A 3D display" - A small-size 3D display which can present 3D images from viewpoints on the left, right, top and bottom.
Seiko Epson Corporation
* Exhibit: "A 3D TV telephone" - A TV telephone system which enables real-time 3D presentations.
SGI Japan, Ltd. (the exhibit was presented during the lecture)
* Exhibit: "Virtual Anatomia" - A model package of a human body.
Sharp Corporation
* Exhibit: "PC-AL3DH" - A display which can present 3D images without glasses by 2D/3D conversion of one-touch.
Hit Design (a member of Stereo Club Tokyo)
* Exhibit: "Holoblade" - A twist mirror shaped portable stereoscope which can be carried in a pocket.
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