Publication

Individual and group behaviours for virtual humans

Daniel Thalmann
2000
Conference paper

Abstract

This paper summarizes recent experiences and case studies to model behaviors of virtual humans in three typical situations: interaction with complex objects, interaction with the user in immersive environments, and social behaviors in crowds

Official source

https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/98906?ln=en

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