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SUMMARY:Applications of Computing in Industry Talk by Ben Woodhouse Lionhea
 d Studios
DESCRIPTION:In 2011\, a small team of  programmers at Lionhead Studios w
 orked on an R&D project exploring  Kinect and Artificial Reality. The aim 
 was to develop a believable  mixed-reality ‘virtual pet’ experience. T
 hey used AR tags to place a  virtual creature in the world\, and Kinect to
  allow the user to interact  with it. This talk describes what they learnt
  from the experience and  the technical hurdles which had to be overcome.\
 n \nBen Woodhouse\n \n Ben is a graphics programmer who has worked in the
  games industry for 7 years.\nHaving  grown up writing home-brew projects 
 for the C64\, Amiga and BBC\, he  graduated in 2004 and joined EA Criterio
 n to work on Black\, an FPS game  for XBox and Playstation 2. He later wor
 ked on Burnout Paradise\, and  went on to develop the lighting system for 
 Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit.  In 2009 he joined Lionhead Studios as an eng
 ine programmer on Milo and  Kate. He is currently working on Fable: The Jo
 urney\, which is due for  release on XBox 360 in the near future.
URL:https://www.imperial.ac.uk/events/110893/applications-of-computing-in-i
 ndustry-talk-by-ben-woodhouse-lionhead-studios/
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