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[June 17, 2009] The Mobile TEEVE system is presented at the Reaserch Day @ Intel. Follow the Media coverage on WSJ, Forbes, Intel Press, CNET and Connected Social Media

[September 3, 2008] Our paper Impact of Cache Partitioning on Multi-Tasking Real Time Embedded Systems received a Best Paper Award at IEEE RTCSA'08

Introduction

Current 3-D teleimmersive (TI) environments face several challenges for deployment and practical use: They require professional hardware and special purpose operating systems with high cost, there are no distributed control protocols that allow seamless configuration and deployment and there is no holistic distributed infrastructure that allows portability, customization and hardware interface across different TI environments.

The Hollistic Multistream Environment for Ditributed Immersive Applications (H-MEDIA) group studies some of this challenges to allow software portability customization and multiple simultaneous TI room sessions in a real-time, robust and fault-tolerant manner. To achieve this goal the H-MEDIA group investigates system architectures that support:

Correlated multi-streaming

Real-time virtualization of resources

Configurable, robust and fault-tolerant virtual networks

Protocols for adaptive configuration and management of multiple TI rooms

Scalable multi-display multi-view management of TI streams

Portable multi-stream TI environments

Related Sites

TEEVE: Tele-immersive Environment for EVErybody at UIUC

MONET Research Group at UIUC

FRIENDS Research Group at Purdue University

Contact Information

MONET Research Group
3101 Siebel Center for Computer Science
201 N. Goodwin Ave.
Urbana, IL 61801

Funding Agency

The National Science Foundation