218 people on HANIM mailing list (as of 6/99)

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UPenn, Center for Human Modeling and Simulation (Matt Beitler)
      - NSF Gesture & Sign Language Repository, HANIM compliant
        humans & MPEG4 body animation streams
      - Automatic creation of seamless HANIM figures from CAESAR
        datasets
      - 3dsmax/Character Studio plugin to export a HANIM 1.1 humanoid

EPFL (Tolga Capin)
      - MPEG-4 face and body animation streaming for H-Anim bodies
      - 3DSMax plugin for exporting H-Anim bodies and animations
      - Creating content for humanoid based applications

EPFL (Christian Babski)
      - 'Web Human Director' VRML/JAVA application& nbsp; to create/control
        virtual humans based on HANIM 1.1

VRTelecom (J. Eric Mason)
      - HOLODESK™ -  virtual reality, telephony, multimedia, 3D graphics
        and Internet capabilities to create a shared experience in a
        multi-user virtual world.

DRaW Computing Associates (Paul Diefenbach)
      - Human OpenWorlds (HOW), a plug-in for Transom Jack that allows
        the human simulation system to control HANIM compliant figures

AvatarMe Ltd, UK (Stephen Crampton)
      - 'POPULATE', 'HOME VR' projects

Panasonic/Matsushita Electric Industrial (Toshiya Naka and Tim Cornish)
      - "WonderSpace" - send/receive motion data in real time on a
        network with narrow bandwidth, such as a telephone line

Lionhearth Technologies (Kirk Parsons)
      - NetPresenter, H-Anim avatars for ECommerce web sites
      - H-Anim import/export plugin for Poser 4.
      - H-Anim export plugin for 3DS Max.

Seamless Solutions (Ed Sims and Carol Wideman)
      - Signing Avatar™ - application that uses HANIM compliant humans
        to communicate in sign language.

ADA, Bulgaria (Juriy Radkov)
      - Software development

Edgewise Consulting (Mark Callow)
      - Has clients interested in VRML, but has been waiting for
        development/modeling tools that support HANIM

HRL Laboratories (Kevin Martin)
      - Research on collaborative environments

University College London (Laura Dekker)
      - 3D body (surface) image processing, surface reconstruction, etc.
      - automated 3D anthropometry and shape analysis (clothing,
        medical)

Trapezium Development (Michael St. Hippolyte and Joh Johannsen)
      - Vorlon, Trapezium's freeware VRML97 syntax checker, validates
        files for HANIM conformance.

Air Force Research Laboratory, Human Effectiveness Directorate
        (Kathleen Robinette)
      - 3-D Human Body Measurement and Metrics
      - CAESAR 3-D landmarks/sites for H-Anim
      - Human Integration with Equipment

Imaging the Imagined (Paul Flavin) Java Developer of Interactive
         Graphics
      -  HANIM/Poser Viewer

UGeneva, MIRALab (Wonsook Lee)
      - individualized avatar creation (face and body together) based on
        HANIM 1.1 from photos.

NIST, Visualization and Virtual Reality Group (Sandy Ressler)
      - Demonstration of interoperability of HANIM figure in a VRML
        manufacturing  simulation environment, Paper ref: "A VRML
        Integration Methodology for Manufacturing Applications" VRML99.

Texas A&M University (Michael Miller)
      - Working on using H-Anim/VRML as a display for a gesture
        recognition system.
      - Also working on using H-Anim/VRMl in training systems.

blaxxun interactive
      - native support for H-ANIM content within the blaxxun
        Community Platform for community, commerce and collaboration
        applications

MEET Factory (Andy Best)
      - Avatarbuilder, an online tool for creating avatars from a
        library of body parts, outputs both hanim and hanim style
        blaxxun avatars

University of Surrey, UK
      - 'Virtual People' project

University College London, UK
      - Clothes measurement

BT Labs, UK
      - All sorts, talking heads

REM Infografica, Spain
      - Synthetic motion software

University of New Mexico (Angus Grieve-Smith)
        - 'SignSynth' prototype sign-language synthesis application
        - NIDCD experiment using synthetic sign to investigate categorical perception
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