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  • Accelerating XR Innovation through a pan-European Lab Network: An overview of the EMIL project
    (2024-06-12) Blönnigen, Justus; Clarke, Christopher; Dahn, Andreas; Forelli, Lisa; Gowrishankar, Ramyah; Heikura, Tuija; Helzle, Volker; Hine, Paul; Jicol, Crescent; Kreische, Alexander; Lutteroth, Christof; MacÍa, Francisco; Moesgen, Tim; Pares, Narcis; Plichta, Leszek; Potts, Dominic; Schäfer, Eduard; Sharma, Adwait; Spielmann, Simon; Tenhunen, Juhani; Trottnow, Jonas; Tseng, Yu Han; Vikberg, Esa; Xiao, Yu
     A4 Artikkeli konferenssijulkaisussa
    European Media and Immersion Lab, or EMIL, is a pan-European network of extended reality (XR) labs consisting of 4 European academic institutions, with a mission to accelerate development of virtual, augmented and mixed reality technologies, content, services and applications. The 30-month project, which started in September 2022, has been funded by the European Union and co-funded by Innovate UK. This paper gives an overview of the project's goals, its organization, and selected results that have been achieved.
  • The Finnish film and TV industry in the COVID-19 crisis
    (2023-09-08) Canas Bajo, Jose; Rintala, Heidi; Matila, Ilkka
     A1 Alkuperäisartikkeli tieteellisessä aikakauslehdessä
    This article focuses on the challenges confronted by Finnish production companies as a consequence of the COVID-19 health crisis. We report on the decisions and strategies on the part of producers attempting to overcome the crisis and the production overcost, including shooting practices, teamwork and market relations. We collected quantitative responses to a detailed questionnaire and conducted in-depth interviews with producers to add a nuanced qualitative perspective. Despite the many uncertainties and difficulties associated with increased costs, human resources and complex shooting practices, the respondents showed flexibility in adjusting to the crisis and foresaw some positive trends for the future.