Paper: Danger Hamster 2000

Danger Hamster 2000

Kim Binsted, Takafumi Misawa, Shigeo Morishima and Frank Nielsen,

Abstract:
A hamster-powered hamster ball rolls randomly around an enclosed area as a video-computer system tracks its position and projects a computer-generated face onto it. Attendees use a character-design system to create the projected faces and control their appearance, speech, moods, and attitudes towards objects, and the faces react visually and verbally to events.

Bibtex entry:


@InProceedings{bmmn-dh2k-2000,
 author = {Kim Binsted, Takafumi Misawa, Shigeo Morishima and Frank Nielsen},
 title = {Danger Hamster 2000},
 booktitle = {ACM SIGGRAPH 2000 Conference abstracts and applications},
 year = {2000},
 pages = {81},
 publisher = {ACM Press}
 }

Publication:

Kim Binsted, Takafumi Misawa, Shigeo Morishima and Frank Nielsen,
Danger Hamster 2000,
ACM SIGGRAPH, Emerging Technologies, Conference Abstracts and Applications
page 81, 2000.

Last updated, 2003.