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From: gohel@screamer.csee.usf.edu (Himanshu Gohel)
Newsgroups: sci.virtual-worlds
Subject: Info wanted on Amiga Multimedia exhibit
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Date: 5 Dec 90 00:02:23 GMT
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Hello,

Does anyone know who presented the Amiga hypermedia exhibit at this years
SIGGRAPH conference. I'm talking about is the one where you stand in
a little cubicle and the Amiga puts in back-ground scenes and objects, and then
you wave your arms around (like a fool :-) ) to grab the objects and transform
them to other objects.

I am interested in setting up a similar system (maybe of a lesser magnitude
of complexity) at our annual Engineering festival here at the University of
South Florida, in Tampa.  It is an annual event called EXPO,  that attracts
a lot of local people including high schoolers.  I thought that that kind of
an exhibit would be well received and interesting.

Any pointers, especially e-mail addresses, of the creators would be greatly
appreciated.  Any other ideas for exhibits would also be appreciated.

Please e-mail.  Thanks

-Himanshu Gohel (gohel@sunrise.ec.usf.edu)


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