The third Phoenix Partner Annual
Conference was held on Monday 10 December between 4pm and 6pm in the
Engineering & Computing Building at Coventry University, UK. A live
demonstration of the RomaNova project was performed by myself and my student Alina Ene, to
about fifty visitors and staff. RomaNova is a prototype system for cultural
heritage based on brain computer interfaces for navigating and interacting with
serious games.
The interactive game is built
upon Rome Reborn one of the most realistic 3D representations of Ancient Rome
currently in existence. This 3D representation provides high fidelity 3D
digital models which can be explored in real-time. The aim of the game is to control
an avatar inside virtual Rome and interact with intelligent agents while learning
at the same time. Both navigation and interaction is performed using brain-wave
technology.
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