Cinévoqué


Cinévoqué
User-Interest Driven Live-Action Cinema in Virtual Reality

Developed at IDC School of Design, IIT Bombay, Cinévoqué is a form of responsive VR Cinema, where the storylines are driven by the viewer’s point of interest. A back-end framework has been developed using Unity game engine to support such experiences.

 Presented at Unite India 2018, Hyderabad, India (5-6 Dec 2018)
with Amarnath M. and Amal Dev

 Presented at Japan ACM SIGCHI Chapter 2018, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan (12-13 Dec 2018)

More details of the project here: https://imxd.in/projects/cinevoque

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