Key enabling technologies for media scenario experimentations

May 9th, 2012 Aalborg, Denmark FI-CONTENT

Key enabling technologies for media scenario experimentations

Farid Benbadis, Thales Communications and Security, France

Aalborg, Denmark, May 9th 2012


Fi-Content methodology

Extraction and identification of the critical enablers

Fi-Content specific enabler descriptions

Demonstrated and prototyped enablers

Objectives

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Methodology

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Use case scenarios•Games & virtual environments•Professionally generated content•UGC entertainment•High end B2B services•Edutainment & Culture

Architecture definition•List of required enablers•Interaction between enablers•Generic and specific enablers

Critical enabler identification•State of the art•Maturity level•Relevance to the use case•Integration and achievability gaps

Critical enabler validation•List of functions•API•Conceptual prototype•Validation plan

Architecture refinement•Use case adaptation•Architecture update•Interaction between enablers


Fi-Ware Architecture

Fi-Content Architecture

Critical enabler identification

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• Relevance to the use case• State of the art• Integration gap

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Fi-Content Enablers

Fi-Ware architecture

Specific Enablers

Priority criteria

Critical Enablers

Critical enablers


5 Content Areas

29 specific enablers

12 critical enablersn2 videos, 1 demonstration

nRecommendation servicesnContent enrichment platformnAd hoc sharingnMultimedia indexing

nReality mixernScalable dynamic spatial databasenRepository and metadata nRecommendation servicesnDevice managementnUser profile brokernContent enrichmentnAd hoc sharingnBandwidth on demandnContent finder and enrichmentnMultimedia indexingnFederated social network

Fi-Content specific enablers

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Recommendation servicesnFacilitate content recommendation for usersnBased onnUser group constellation (community)nContextnE.g. Available devices, network connection, situation, ...

nExisting user profilesnExplicit and implicit

nAccess to multiple sources of metadatanReal-time capture of recommendations

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Recommendation services

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Content enrichment platform: ObjectivesnCreation of interactive video content thatnProvides an interactive user experiencenIs clickable on object levelnLinks any mediacontent to video objectsnRuns on all major platforms and devices:nSmartTVs, Future Web, Mobiles, Tablets, etc

nCan be used by professionals, communities and single users

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Content enrichment platform: FeaturesnMedia AnnotationnObject-based Media DiscoverynCross-Video NavigationnSocial Media SharingnLocation- and Context-Sensitive Metadata Retrieval

nMedia Metadata CreationnObject Identification & Trackingncross platform content processing & enrichment

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Content enrichment platform

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Ad hoc sharing: ObjectivesnMobile networking and services for content disseminationnUser-Generated Content (UGC) between users on the move within the framework of a content provider.nCommunicate with Internet servicesnExchange content opportunistically

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Internet stakeholders

PUSH PULL

CROWN CASTING

Users on the move

PULL

users at home

PUSH


Ad hoc sharing: ChallengesnControl over network connectivitynSwitch between infrastructure and ad-hoc

nLegacy networking protocolsnHTTP, TCP/IP

nAd hoc networkingnBluetooth, Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi Direct or NFC

nRouting

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Multimedia indexingnObjectivesnInformation hidden in multimedia contentnExtracting information from such content is importantnMake the extracted information useful and give it sense

nApplication design considerations and needsnState of the art open framework for video, audio, images and text analysis and manipulationnPossibility to create, manage and maintain multimedia contentnAnalysis that includes geo/location information and user statusnFlexibility to handle different languagesnPresent information and results in a comprehensive way

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Key enabling technologies for media scenario experimentations

Technology

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