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October 14 schedule

October 14 schedule

Location: Performing Arts Building 138

Schedule
Time               EventEvent description
10:00 - 10:15 AMWelcome Back & Day Two OverviewRecapping Day One and introducing today's immersive exploration of motion capture, human performance, and the role of movement in intelligent robotics.
10:15 - 11:00 AMRobotics in Motion.
From Motion Data to Robot Behavior.		See how captured movement is transferred into robotic systems, demonstrating how motion data drives simulation, control, and intelligent behavior.
11:00 - 11:15 AMQ&A, Networking & Demonstrations 
11:15 AM - 12:00 PMImmersive Perception Experience, Professor Martim Galvao.
Light, Sound & the Human Mind.		Conclude the workshop with an informal audiovisual experience inspired by psychedelic art and music. Through immersive lighting, projection, and sound, attendees will explore how perception, attention, and sensory processing influence the way humans experience the world - and why understanding those experiences is essential when designing robots that learn from, interact with, and collaborate with people.
12:00 - 1:00 PMPizza Lunch, Networking & Motion Capture ExperienceMeet speakers, interact with motion capture equipment, and connect with fellow attendees in an informal environment.
1:00 - 2:00 PMImmersive Visualization & Spatial Media.
Seeing Motion Come to Life.		Experience captured performances through projection systems, immersive visualization, and spatial media, demonstrating how movement can be analyzed and presented in engaging ways.
2:00 - 3:00 PMActing for Motion Capture, Professor Kristi Papailler.
Performance as Data.		Explore how acting, body language, facial expression, and natural movement influence digital humans, virtual characters, and intelligent robots. Experience firsthand how performance becomes valuable training data.
3:00 - 4:00 PMImmersive Perception Experience, Professor Martim Galvao.
Light, Sound & the Human Mind.		Conclude the workshop with an informal audiovisual experience inspired by psychedelic art and music. Through immersive lighting, projection, and sound, attendees will explore how perception, attention, and sensory processing influence the way humans experience the world - and why understanding those experiences is essential when designing robots that learn from, interact with, and collaborate with people.