Next generation immersive consumer experiences presentation exploring augmented reality, virtual reality, altered reality, ARG , games, Mobile, projection, displays and more created by Joyce Schwarz author, speaker and media futuristfor Digital Hollywood Roundtable 5/5/11 at Ritz Carlton, joyceschwarz@gmail.com

1. Roundtable on the Immersive Consumer Experience 5/5/11 moderated by Joyce Schwarz Digital Hollywood, Spring 2011 joyceschwarz@gmail.com

2. B) When we say IMMERSIVE what does that mean to you and your company? C) How can you measure Immersive experiences -- is it by engagement time or? D) What's the next hot trend in this area? Is it Augmented Reality? Is it NFC (Near Field Communications), is it POS Point of sale displays (like the one at Nordstrom's window in Seattle that hacked a Kinect and allowed light-writing by consumers? E) Do consumers really want immersive and interactivity or are some still satisfied to be mouse potatoes? F) What's your favorite Immersive Experience ever? G) How do Haptics and sensors change or enhance the consumer experience? H) What's next -- what will we see in this area for Christmas?

3. VIEW OF THE FUTURE OF THE OFFICE courtesy of Georgia Tech. [email_address] 5/11/11

4. VIEW OF FUTURE OF TELECONFERENCE COURTESY OF TELEPORTEC

5. I would add real versus “reel” here too – is it a synthetic experience or is it augmenting a real experience i.e. QR code for shopping versus LIGHT writing in Nordstrom window (see fugture slides forward. Joyce Schwarz 5/19/11

6. THIS CHART is fascinating – because looking at every day experiences in a new light– may actually change the way we interact (if we do) with people versus things or devices. Is it all telemetry or do humans matter in the future? [email_address]

7. What’s missing here is telemetry – device to device and wearables – seamless transparent technology [email_address] 5/18/11

8. Missing on this screen – wearables, embedded systems, public space sensors by 2015 -2020 [email_address]

9. Of course it’s not just hands – its mind/body – for training and for play – U R the game – not just you are the controller! TRON anyone? 5/18/11 [email_address]

12. Once again Hayes is basing immersive experience on devices and screens versus a seamless transparent no-tech visible or no-tech experience…playing basketball is immersive, watching it can be too but it is at a different level, you are not really the ball but if there is a camera on the ball and you are that camera? Joyceschwarz 5/18/11

13. It’s like the experience comes first and then the analysis and tech. Reminds me of teaching a robot to walk based on a human walking analysis or motion capture. But then again it’s much harder to teach a robot how to feel emotion IA versus AI joyceschwarz 5/18/11

14. “ I see apps like widgets – an intermediate stage – once there are embedded sensors/systems and AI in the device or even IA (intelligence assisted) the device gets smarter and auto-apps? Kind of like automatic transmission vs stick joycechwarz 5/11/11

15. Back in ’95 & ’96 experts said no one will buy cars on the ‘net and no one will buy shoes– u have to kick the tires and walk in the shoes– but then there came eBAY MOTORS and Zappos Touch is a key but YOU ARE THE AD –or your pal is and the store is where u are in mobile marketing! [email_address]

16. I tweeted the creator of this chart and asked him about holograms – he said he took them out…maybe he should ask ICT in Marina Del Rey how they are training US military for Iraq with a holodeck type system! Joyceschwarz 5/11/11

17. SINGULARITY – look it up on wikipedia too – not mentioned in this chart – really looking at when machines are smarter than human brain and can’t predict. 5/11/11 joyceschwarz

18. QR CODE as shown on CNN on March 20, 2011 for Japan disaster recovery aid

19. Actual tv pix of QR code during the Royal Wedding on CNN – screengrab is from Anderson Cooper’s blog thank you.

20. Missing here is a control group of REAL experiences – is it more “real” 3D flying through a field of simulated roses or is it more real holding a rose in your hand and looking into the rose that ‘takes’ you into the rose field or is it more real physically walking through a rose field. And of course all depends if you know what a rose is? [email_address] 5/19/11

21. What I find most exciting is AR in public spaces and for training and education ….put me in the driver’s seat or the pilot’s –throw me in the virtual pool and TEACH me how to swim! Joyceschwarz 5/11/11

22. Once again I think this slide is outdated – it’s 3 years old – the real comparison is real life vs reel (simulated) vs reel real (augmented reality) [email_address] 5/11/11

23. Screengrab of Immersion’s Haptic game Enzo’s Pinball from website thank you. Impossible to ‘feel’ it without touching that’s why they call it HAPTICS [email_address] 5/11/11

24. One interface for Immersion’s haptic version of Enzo’s pinball screengrab from website as noted below –no sound, no touch – leaves this pix FLAT [email_address] 5/11/11

25. Example of how interactive movie experience ties in facebook data to IMMERSE the fb user into the game/experience promo for the film ADJUSTMENT BUREAU courtesy Joyce Schwarz data 5/11/11

26. Picture of Nordsrom’s window Seattle showing installation of Xbox kinect for the light writing display (tx Nordstrom website) 5/5/11

27. Nordstrom window in Seattle showing light-writing enabled by hack to Xbox Kinect in window display 5/5/11 [email_address]

28. Fallen Angel – “Even angels will fall” augmented reality LIVE display created by CURB for LYNX and Ocean

29. HACKING TIME SQUARE REEL vs REAL – opportunities are LIMITLESS original (top) faux experience promo for movie Limitless, bottom real life experience for more info see my blog www.hollywood2020.net or email me: [email_address]

30. HAND OF GOD…billboard interactivity this was created for retail chain Forever 21 and appeared in Time square showing how camera can immerse viewers into set/billboard see hollywood2020.net for example explained

31. DISNEY BAMBI TWO SCREEN EXPERIENCE Bambi movie offers a two screen immersive interactive experience for more info: email: [email_address] see hollywood2020.net for example explanation

32. Boston Cyber Arts festival used a version of augmented reality from the company called LAYARS to create these immersive faux experience. One is called TANK MAN see hollywood2020.net or call Joyce 310-822-3119 for explanation

33. This is an example of a holographic experience that I have used since 2003 to show interactivity and immersion into paper. It is amazingly similar to the first QR code Augmented reality business card that is now shown on Youtube etc.

34. FUTURE OR FUTURE SCHLOCK? PRIVACY DEAD? Back in 2003 I did a presentation called FUTURE SCHLOCK that is available on slideshare if u can’t find it email me at [email_address]

35. HBO GO – two screen TV/PC experience actual screengrab from HBO go – see www.hollywood2020.net for more info – this example is for GAME OF THRONES mini-series

36. http://tinyurl.com/3oh9df9 case history is here Joyce has also written columns and blog posts on ARG and how are used for branding and promo – if u want more info email her at [email_address] or follow her on www.hollywood2020.net THE LOST EXPERIENCE Alternate Reality Game multi-screen This is a screengrab from an ARG called LOST EXPERIENCE

38. New studies show size of screen affects immersion. This reminds Joyce of what was once popular called San Francisco experience and one she created for a Levi Straus Foundation….20 years ago

39. AUGMENTED REALITY BASEBALL CARD – BRINGS THE PLAYER TO LIFE – LAUNCHED BACK IN 2009 COURTESY ny TIMES SCREENGRAB another company now has video sports cards see www.hollywood2020.net

40. SPYNET WATCH USES GPS to SEND KIDS ON MISSIONS and two screen– tie in to interactive website too SHOWS HOW A TWO-SCREEN EXPERIENCE CAN INVOLVE TOYS ALSO 5/15/11 see why it sold 20,000 in 60 minutes at www.hollywood2020.net

41. How to put an elephant in an elevator – article on public space media written by Joyce Schwarz ’06 email for article joyceschwarz@gmail.com

42. Augmented real reality with directions, info or even ads – could you one day have to PAY to opt out of what Joyce calls FUTURE SCHLOCK? [email_address]

43. SEE IT TO BELIEVE IT – gold plated pico personal projector was shown at Gadget Show in May – mentioned by Joyce during the Roundtable as next wave of immersive on demand anywhere , anytime and on cameras and mobles too not just separate device.

44. And when everyone is projecting anything from anywhere – we end up with a TIME SQUARE that is 4squared, 64bit, IMAX reel real –Hyper reality that truly may be the imposion beyond what Orwell ever imagined in 1984…joyceschwarz@gmail.com

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