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INDIAN TRADITIONAL DANCE: A VIRTUAL PROTOTYPE

INDIAN TRADITIONAL DANCE: A VIRTUAL PROTOTYPE. Faridah Noor Mohd Noor Deputy Director Centre for Civilisational Dialogue University of Malaya 24 th August 2005 Eculture BoFs 20TH APAN MEETINGS, TAIPEI, TAIWAN. Collaborators. University of Malaya Selvanathan Narainasamy

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INDIAN TRADITIONAL DANCE: A VIRTUAL PROTOTYPE

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  1. INDIAN TRADITIONAL DANCE: A VIRTUAL PROTOTYPE Faridah Noor Mohd Noor Deputy Director Centre for Civilisational Dialogue University of Malaya 24th August 2005 Eculture BoFs 20TH APAN MEETINGS, TAIPEI, TAIWAN

  2. Collaborators • University of Malaya Selvanathan Narainasamy Faridah Noor Mohd Noor and team members • University Putra Malaysia Suhaimi Napis and technical team members

  3. OBJECTIVES • To capture the intricate moves of a traditional Indian dance to be kept as an audio-virtual library of this art form. • To create a Malaysian prototype of Malaysian traditional dances

  4. Procedure • To create 3D data points from motion capture • To superimpose captured data on desired models • Rendering of the model • To create computer generated 3-D environment • To provide interaction with sensors and devices in order to register input from the user/audience • Development of Augmented Reality Dance

  5. PRESENTATION • To present a video of the first phase of this project containing the digital images of the basic dance movements of a classical Indian dance. • Next two slides show the video presentation of the work in progress

  6. FUTURE WORK To employ the prototype to archive other traditional Malaysian dances that forms a collaborative research marrying the Arts and IT. All stamps : Retrieved from http://www.filatelic.com/00-05/5dance.html

  7. TQ…

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