This video shows three technologies at work: laser measuring, rapid prototyping and 'there reality' visualisation. WMG research Dr Mark Williams and Professor Alan Chalmers worked together to recreate the statue.
This video was captured using a steadycam harness in order to replicate the CGI flythrough created for the building before its construction. Quotations from the University of Warwick's Vice Chancellor, Prime Minister Gordon Brown and WMG Director Professor Lord Kumar Bhattacharyya have been overlaid.
Professor Alan Chalmers, Head of the Visualisation Research Group at WMG (University of Warwick) discusses his team's research in High Dynamic Range (HDR) video systems
WMG's Experiential Engineering team discuss ELVIN, an electric vehicle fitted with NoViSim's sound system, being used in trials to determine reactions of drivers and other road users to different electric vehicle noises
WMG celebrated its 30th anniversary in 2010. Professor Lord Kumar Bhattacharyya (Chairman of WMG) and colleagues discuss WMG's past and its future.
WMG is an academic department of the University of Warwick; we are an international role model for how universities and businesses can successfully work together. We are at the forefront of developing and delivering innovative technology and leading multi-partner projects. Our research and education programmes cover a broad range of Digital Technologies, Materials and Manufacturing; Operations and Business Management.
A short film shot, manipulated and can be displayed entirely in HDR (High Dynamic Range). From the first public demonstration of HDR-enabled television working with a standard LED TV at the IBC 2011 event in Amsterdam (hall 8, stand 8.G41 from 9-13 September).
Produced by Vermillion Films and Morgan Cars and was brought about through WMG's International Digital Laboratory's SME programme which is funded by Advantage West Midlands.
Learn more about our Product Evaluation Technologies group and how it's helping businesses of all shapes and sizes with their product design and evaluation.
Profesor Paul Jennings explains what Experiential Engineering is, and how WMG is working with companies to design sounds of the future.
Find out more http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/sci/wmg/research/rtg-digital-technologies/experientialengineering/
