BBC to trial creating and delivering object-based media at scale
Project will include developing AI-powered techniques to allow audio and video to be separated into objects and create metadata describing a scene
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Project will include developing AI-powered techniques to allow audio and video to be separated into objects and create metadata describing a scene
Trial enables viewers to turn phones, tablets and laptops into extra speakers in order to surround themselves in the sounds of the game
Monster uses the listener’s connected devices to create the experience, rather than the listener being plugged in via headphones.
How the BBC's R&D team developed open source machine-learning framework network YOLO (You Only Look Once) for Autumnwatch.
Research found that the devices in viewers' homes used more energy in total than in the BBC's distribution chain
BBC R&D collaborated with the BBC Natural History Unit to test systems using AI technologies to help monitor some of the remote wildlife cameras
BBC Together has been developed by the broadcaster's R&D team and is available on BBC Taster
Uses the viewer's mood, personal preferences and the choices they make to personalise the experience
'Narrative Balancer' helps viewers turn up speech and reduce other sounds
BBC R&D looking at innovation that will offer viewers a more personal service