Publication

Virtual human representation and communication in VLNet

Daniel Thalmann
1997
Journal paper

Abstract

Using virtual humans to represent participants promotes realism in networked VEs. Different message types used to animate the human body and face impose varying network requirements, as analyzed here

Official source

https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/98849?ln=en

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