#Bristol VR

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An ex-Southdown Bristol VR running shuttle between Tyseley Locomotive Works and Tyseley station at the works' September 2019 open weekend. Bit of trivia, a Bristol VR was used for Doctor Who's Planet of the Dead. I rode this VR on one of it's shuttle runs, though I'm glad to say that this bus didn't drive through a wormhole and end up on San Helios!

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News as of 18 February 2023

Film & Television

Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget

Exclusive Netflix release 10 November 2023

More on the release from Aardman

Wallace & Gromit - Untitled Film

Expected 2024

It will premiere exclusively on Netflix

UK release will debut first on the BBC

More on the release from Aardman

Video Games

The Grand Getaway

A brand-new Wallace & Gromit VR adventure from Aardman, Meta Quest, and Atlas V

Interactive, narrative-led, single player

‘The Grand Getaway’ will be launched on Meta Quest 2, the all-in-one VR headset, enabling users for the first time to walk around, explore and get hands-on (or paws-on!) within the world of Wallace & Gromit, and truly be a part of the pair’s adventures

Launches this year (2023) on the Oculus Store

More on the release from Aardman

Bandai Namco Partnership

Aardman partnered with Bandai Namco in 2020 “to create a brand new IP which will cover a wide range of mediums, including video games. The two companies have said that the agreement will span multiple projects, and the first will exist "across multiple media."” (Nintendo Life)

Suggests projects could be released across mobile, PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Switch

Untitled Real Time Stealth Game

A current job listing by Aardman (applications close 28 Feb 2023, contract ends April 2024) details a new project that will first launch on mobile, followed closely by PC and other platforms. They state:

“At the moment, we’re working with a major publisher on a new project based on one our best loved IPs. Even when working with IPs, our number one priority is always to create games that are inventive, creative, and unique in their own right – so that people who have never heard of the characters would still want to play it.

Our new project is a real time stealth game. It takes the strategic, tense fun of stealth games and blends it with frenetic, chaotic mechanics to create a unique player experience.”

Untitled 3D Open World Game

According to a previous Aardman job listing spotted by TechRadar in 2022, a new 3D Action-Adventure Open World game is also in development, being made in Unreal Engine 5, but the game is not yet officially announced or titled

From an article by TechRadar:

“The game will focus on “inventive mechanics and compelling characters”, according to several job listings on the studio’s website, and is described as a “mad, open-world” game that sits within the “3D action-adventure genre”.

The job adverts make heavy mention of the game’s original IP and world-building, with the team looking to create “amazing, hilarious, surprising and varied characters” with defined lore. Elsewhere, the game is described as featuring a narrative focus, and the same “humor, love and craftsmanship” that Aardman’s animations have become known for.”

30 Years of Wallace & Gromit: The Wrong Trousers

A Grand Way Out

A brand-new Wallace & Gromit-themed escape room in Bristol, UK. The locked room adventure has been piloted at Locked In A Room, Bristol’s largest escape game experience located in the heart of the city on Millennium Square, and two further rooms will open in March 2023

Aardman Exhibition - London’s Cartoon Museum

The Aardman exhibition at the Cartoon Museum in London will open in September 2023 with an exciting never-before-seen exhibition running until April 2024

Live Orchestra

30 performances of The Wrong Trousers with live orchestral accompaniment, staged by Carrot Productions, taking place all over the UK to mark 30 years since the film’s release

More about the plethora of releases for the 30th Anniversary by Aardman

Other

Obey the Clay, a new party game by Aardman in partnership with Big Potato games, where two teams use their clay to complete Aardman-inspired challenges as fast as they can. Read more on Brands Untapped

Star Wars collaboration - Star Wars: Visions has announced its slate for season two, including a collaboration with Wallace and Gromit creators Aardman Animations. Read more on DigitalSpy

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Bristol UNESCO City of Film 2024 Showreel from Bristol UNESCO City of Film on Vimeo.

We are the sum of all our parts - from the talented companies and individuals making the highest quality content viewed across the globe, to the festivals and venues continually enlightening and inspiring audiences. From the dedicated educators and mentors bringing forward the next wave of creative talent, to the incredible facilities & crew making filming happen in the city.

It's all of this and more that makes Bristol a world-class UNESCO centre for film and the moving image. If you're proud to be Bristol-based, give this a share �

BRISTOL: WINNER, CITY OF FILM, 2024 Global Production Awards, Screen International

#BristolFilmCity #BristolGlobalCity #UNESCO #UCCN #CitiesofFilm #WATCH #MAKE #LEARN #xviuccnannualconference

#naturalhistory #animation #scripted #unscripted #factual #drama #entertainment #shorts #features #film #tv #cinema #exhibition #education #distribution #festivals #venues #studios #locations #VFX #postproduction #digital #VR #immersivetechnologies #futuretechnologies

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Caravan and Motorhome Market: Forthcoming Trends and Share Analysis by 2030

Caravan And Motorhome Market Size Was Valued at USD 48.22 Billion in 2022, and is Projected to Reach USD 90.59 Billion by 2030, Growing at a CAGR of 8.2% From 2023-2030.

A caravan is a vehicle without an engine that can be pulled by towing vehicles. A caravan is towed by a towing vehicle, and a motorhome is a self-contained vehicle with its own cab. A caravan is used for a short stay because it can move easily from one place to another.  Motorhomes are used for traveling and various activities such as shows, multi-day events, and parties. They reduce the costs of stays and flight costs as compared to everyday vacation activities. Individuals worldwide prefer recreational vehicles (RVs) due to increasing traveling habits and rising disposable income. Caravans are most commonly utilized for temporary accommodation when traveling. Besides, most people use them as their main residence due to benefits, such as easily towable units, low fuel consumption, lower maintenance and insurance costs, and depreciation value. The growth in travel schemes and the cost-effectiveness provided over other modes of travel are motivating customers to purchase recreational vehicles (RVs). This trend is witnessed in various geographical areas as the registration of caravans is increasing.

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Leading players involved in the Caravan and Motorhome Market include:

Thor Industries, Inc.(US), Forest River, Inc. (US), Winnebago Industries, Inc. (US), Coachmen RV (US)Bailey of Bristol (UK), Lunar Caravans Ltd. (UK), Auto-Trail VR Ltd. (UK), Concorde Reisemobile GmbH (Germany), and Other Major Player 

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Segmentation of Caravan and Motorhome Market:

By Caravan Type

Travel Trailers

Fifth-wheel Trailers

Folding Camp Trailers

Truck Campers

By Motorhome Type

A-Class Motorhomes

B-Class Motorhomes

C-Class Motorhomes

Campervans

By End User

Direct Buyers

Fleet Owners

By Regions: -

North America (US, Canada, Mexico)

Eastern Europe (Bulgaria, The Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Rest of Eastern Europe)

Western Europe (Germany, UK, France, Netherlands, Italy, Russia, Spain, Rest of Western Europe)

Asia Pacific (China, India, Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, The Philippines, Australia, New Zealand, Rest of APAC)

Middle East & Africa (Turkey, Bahrain, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE, Israel, South Africa)

South America (Brazil, Argentina, Rest of SA)

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Surgical Skills Simulation

There is an increasing evidence emerging that simulation in surgical training is effective. However, the problem remains that if all patients had completely error-free technical aspects to their admission approximately 97% of medical errors and bad outcomes would still occur.

To give patients the best possible care, healthcare providers need to combine the three S’s. These are the best Systems, the best Science and the best Skills. The outline of this is seen in figure 1. Best Science incorporates concepts such as evidence-based care, the use of randomised control trial data, meta-analyses, cochrane collaborations, the development thereafter of guidelines, well-kept clinical data bases, protocols and, of course, textbook learning. These things are assessed usually by a form of cognitive assessment. Best Skills include technical communication, ethical and other skills and confident assessment is more difficult. These are taught in an apprenticeship model although simulation offers a great opportunity for better assessment of skills in trainees and the workforce. Finally, there are Best Systems. These include things such as physical facilities, clinical governance, appropriate culture in the workforce, human factors, good teamwork, best protocols etc. Many aspects of this domain are never assessed.

The range of skills amongst practicing surgeons is quite varied and Gallagher et al., in an article in the Journal of the American College of Surgeons in 2003, demonstrated a wide range of variation in surgical skill based on the number of errors in a MIST-VR simulated environment.

Outcomes for a long time have been known to indicate differences in individual surgeons practice and volume has certainly been well demonstrated as a predictor of good surgical outcomes.

The question then is, what contribution can surgical skills simulation realistically make to safety and quality? In the published Abstracts from Medicine Meets Virtual Reality the word ‘safety’ is used 61 times in 21 published Abstracts, and ‘quality’ 75 times in 39 published Abstracts. Thus, quality and safety seen to be drivers of the simulation movement in surgery as well as anaesthesia, emergency care and nursing.

Unfortunately, quality and safety can be over-promoted and used out of context to justify the need for simulation.

The ‘To Err is Human - Crossing the Quality Chasm’ publications by the National Institute of Medicine in the United States are two of the triggers for the quality and safety movement are frequently cited in the simulation literature as drivers for the adoption of simulation, as is the response of the General Medical Council in the United Kingdom to the Bristol Inquiry. In these documents, not more than a paragraph on simulation is present. If one looks at a variety of publications on quality and safety, one can see what might be termed “failure of surgical skills” contributes a relatively small amount to poor patient outcomes. Zhan & Miller found in a major paper reviewing 20% of admissions to US hospitals that only 2.2% of patient safety-indicator events were due to “technical difficulty / problem”. This compares to approximately 20% of postoperative physiologic and metabolic derangement, 6.5% of venous thromboembolic disease and 7.2% of decubitus ulcers, amongst other patient safety indicators. The overall rate per thousand discharges at risk was in fact only 3.2%. Gawande et al. found that adverse events, in fact occurred in approximately 3% of surgical and obstetric patients but adverse events overall were no more likely in surgical than non-surgical care.

If one looks at the safety literature, very little mention is made at present of simulation as a methodology to improve safety. By way of example, Leape in his evidence report # 43 2001 from the Evidence-Based Practice Centre at Stanford, (an article which has been criticised for its focus on error rather than systemic problems) identified 73 practices, 11 of which had the greatest strength of evidence. When these are reviewed, four of the seventy three may possibly have been helped by the use of simulation, and simulation itself is mentioned only once in the paper and this is in the second lowest group (“lower impact or strength of evidence”).

Does simulation work? The Australian Safety and Efficacy Register for New Interventional Procedures—Surgery (ASERNIP-S) reviewed surgical simulation by way of a systemic review. This work was subsequently published in scientific format in Annals of Surgery. The conclusion of the assessment was that “while there may be compelling reasons to reduce reliance on patients, cadavers and animals for surgical training, none of the methods of simulator training has yet been shown to be better than other forms of surgical training”.

This is hardly surprising given the relative novelty of surgical simulator training and the fact that even in aviation it has been identified that at least 70% of aircraft accidents and incidents are caused not by a pilot’s technical skill but lack of human factor skills. The aviation comparison is frequently thought to be analogous to the situation in the operating room.

Why simulators? Why then should we teach surgical skills on simulators? This has been addressed in particular in an article by Gallagher in which a model of attentional resources for the master versus the novice surgeon was described. This model proposes that because the novice surgeon, much like the learner driver early in his experience, devotes nearly all his attentional resource to psychomotor performance, depth and spatial perception and operation judgement and decision making. This significantly reduces their attentional resources which can otherwise be devoted to comprehending instructions and gaining knowledge. By pre-training on the simulator, the amount of psychomotor performance, depth and spatial judgement, operative judgement and decision making, attentional resource that is required can be reduced.

This model has subsequently been explored by Fried and his colleagues at McGill University (personal communication). They have confirmed this using a laparoscopic simulator trainer and having the candidates solve mathematical problems as well as perform tasks within the trainer.

Indeed, it has even been suggested within Gallagher’s model that the attentional resources of the below average surgeon may be so challenged by the laparoscopic environment as to reduce their overall effectiveness.

There is increasing evidence emerging, however, that simulation in surgical training is effective. Further reviews that we have conducted with ASERNIP-S have tended to indicate that skills acquired by simulation-based training are transferable to the operative setting. This has been demonstrated in ten randomised control trials and one non-randomised study to date. Unfortunately, these studies have been of variable quality and did not use comparable simulation-based training methodologies.

There is, therefore, a need for larger numbers of trainee assessments in different techniques but using equivalent methodologies. However, the problem remains that if all patients had completely error-free technical aspects to their admission, approximately 97% of medical errors and bad outcomes would still occur. Simulator training may enable us, to reduce the attentional resource needed by novice and master surgeons in any particular setting so as to improve their situational awareness, teamwork and human factors and thereby prevent these other larger (by number) causes of harm.

Conclusion Technical skills contribute about 2-3% of quality & safety problems. Surgical simulation cannot be restricted to procedural simulation alone if it is to have a real impact. We in the simulation community should not make exaggerated promises (that we cannot keep). Simulation should be assessed with the same rigour as any other intervention in healthcare and we should not lose sight of the fact that outcomes are the ultimate measure of any intervention in healthcare

Read More: https://www.europeanhhm.com/surgical-speciality/surgical-skills-simulation

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Unleashing Creativity: Exploring the World of Graphic Design and Animated Videos in the UK

Introduction: In today's digital age, visual content has become a powerful tool for communication and storytelling. Graphic design and animated videos uk have emerged as key mediums, captivating audiences with their dynamic visuals and engaging narratives. In the United Kingdom, a hub for creativity and innovation, these art forms have gained significant popularity. In this blog post, we'll delve into the exciting realm of graphic design and animated videos in the UK, exploring their impact and the thriving creative industry that surrounds them.

The Rise of Graphic Design in the UK: Graphic design has become an essential part of our everyday lives, influencing our decisions and shaping our perceptions. In the UK, this art form has seen a remarkable surge in recent years. From branding and marketing campaigns to user interfaces and product packaging, graphic design plays a pivotal role in delivering memorable experiences. Design studios across the country are crafting visually stunning and aesthetically pleasing designs that resonate with diverse audiences.

Exploring Animation as a Creative Medium: Animation, on the other hand, breathes life into still images, allowing them to tell captivating stories. In the UK, animated videos have gained tremendous traction, transcending traditional boundaries to entertain, educate, and inspire. Whether it's a short animated explainer video or a full-fledged animated series, the possibilities are endless. From traditional 2D animation to cutting-edge 3D visual effects, UK animators are pushing boundaries and creating immersive experiences.

The Impact of Graphic Design and Animation Video UK in Various Industries: Graphic design and animation have a profound impact on various industries in the UK. In the world of advertising and marketing, captivating visuals and animated videos are crucial for grabbing attention and conveying messages effectively. In the entertainment industry, animated films, TV shows, and video games bring stories to life, captivating audiences of all ages. Moreover, graphic design and animation have found applications in sectors such as education, healthcare, and technology, where they enhance communication and simplify complex concepts.

The Creative Industry and Its Ecosystem in the UK: The UK boasts a vibrant creative industry that nurtures and supports graphic designers and animators. From design agencies and animation studios to freelancers and independent artists, the ecosystem is teeming with talent. Cities like London, Manchester, and Bristol are renowned for their creative hubs, providing a conducive environment for collaboration, inspiration, and growth. Moreover, educational institutions and creative organisations offer courses, workshops, and events that foster skill development and networking opportunities.

Tools and Technologies Driving Innovation: Innovations in technology have revolutionised the fields of graphic design and animation. Powerful software and tools enable designers and animators to bring their ideas to life with precision and creativity. From industry-standard software like Adobe Creative Cloud to specialised animation software like Toon Boom and Blender, these tools empower artists to create stunning visuals and seamless animations. Additionally, emerging technologies such as virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) present new avenues for experimentation and immersive storytelling.

Conclusion: Graphic design and animated videos have become integral components of visual communication, captivating audiences and conveying messages in a compelling manner. In the UK, the creative industry surrounding these art forms continues to flourish, driven by a rich pool of talent and a supportive ecosystem. As technology advances, the possibilities for graphic design and animation are boundless, opening up new avenues for creativity and innovation. So, whether you're a designer, an animator, or simply an admirer of visual storytelling, the UK offers a vibrant and thriving landscape to explore and immerse yourself in the world of graphic design and animated videos.

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Materials in VR

Credit: Nan Palmero

Scientists at the University of Bristol, UK, have developed new virtual reality (VR) cloud-based tools that can help academics and industry develop new drugs, materials, and boost the teaching of chemistry.

The team used computing company, the Oracle Corporation’s public cloud infrastructure to combine real-time molecular simulations with the VR technology. Researchers are able to reach out and 'touch' molecules as they move. They can fold, knot, and pluck them to change their shape to test how they interact. Using cloud computing, several people can interact with the molecules in the same virtual space at the same time.

For the study, the team designed a series of molecular tasks for participants to test on traditional mouse and keyboard, touchscreens, and in VR. This included threading a small molecule through a nanotube, changing the screw-sense of a small organic helix, and tying a small string-like protein into a simple knot.

The work could open up new avenues for accelerating progress in molecular engineering and drug design by being able to collaboratively visualise and interact with the nanoscale.

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A wet night in the centre by Jeremy Fennell

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Coinciding with their 10th birthday on November 14, 2019, Nottingham Contemporary have released an enhanced virtual reality experience developed by V21 Artspace of their exhibition, Still I Rise: Feminisms, Gender, Resistance, Act 1 (2018–19). Still I Rise explores the history of resistance and alternative forms of living from the perspective of gender. With over 100 exhibits by some 50 practitioners, Still I Rise looks at resistance globally, from intimate acts to large-scale uprisings, from the late 19th century to the present and beyond. Grounded in intersectional queer and feminist thinking, the project discards linear models of progress in order to connect a multiplicity of voices across space and time. Composed of several iterations, Act 2 was at De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill-on-Sea (2019), and Act 3 is presented at Arnolfini, Bristol, until December 15, 2019. Nottingham Contemporary’s fully 3D-rendered, interactive interpretation of Still I Rise extends the exhibition’s aim to broaden discussions around gender and resistance, and to represent international perspectives. It is free to download across Oculus Go and HTC Vive, and can also be viewed via web browsers, with versions for mobile devices due in December 2019. The fully-immersive VR experience centres on the gallery “A Spell: Feminism Beyond Humanism,” which concerns rituals, subject-making and reinvention as strategies of resistance. It includes fully interactive artworks, including new commissions by Ad Minoliti, Osias Yanov and Jesse Jones, as well as works by Tai Shani, Bruno Pelassy and Jeneen Frei Njootli The experience includes a video archive of the Public Programme events that took place during the exhibition at Nottingham Contemporary. This includes a three-day gathering titled “Who Must Be Free Themselves Must Strike the Blow”, which presented multiple voices questioning the production of feminist discourse, resistance strategies, gender abolition and more. This VR release coincides with the tenth anniversary of Nottingham Contemporary. Since opening, more than two million people have visited more than 60 exhibitions of international contemporary art, as well as 1,000 free-to-attend events, talks and educational programmes. Nottingham Contemporary was shortlisted for Art Fund Museum of the Year 2019. The VR experience was developed by V21 Artspace as part of a research and development programme supported by The Space, an agency that supports the UK arts and cultural sector to make great art and reach new audiences using digital media, content and platforms. Still I Rise is a collaboration between Nottingham Contemporary and the De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill-on-Sea. It has been curated by Irene Aristizábal (Formerly Head of Exhibitions at Nottingham Contemporary, now Head of Curatorial & Public Practice at BALTIC), Rosie Cooper (De La Warr Pavilion) and Cédric Fauq (Nottingham Contemporary) with the support of Phoebe Cripps, Emma Gamble, Effy Harle, DaeNyce’ Rabain, Abi Spinks and Ben Urban. Exhibiting artists and collectives include: Amina Ahmed, Barby Asante, Alice Constance Austin, Xenobia Bailey, Glenn Belverio (Glennda Orgasm), Pauline Boudry/Renate Lorenz, Carolina Caycedo, Judy Chicago, Phyllis Christopher, Jackie Collins and Pat Garrett, Blondell Cummings, Feminist Land Art Retreat, Guo Fengyi, Jeneen Frei Njootli, Chiara Fumai, Eduardo Gil, Anna Halprin, Margaret Harrison, Jesse Jones, Hayv Kahraman, Corita Kent, Donna Kukama, Suzanne Lacy and Leslie Labowitz Starus, Ellen Lesperance, Zoe Leonard, Mary Lowndes, Alex Martinis Roe, Ana Mendieta, Louise Michel, Ad Minoliti, Senga Nengudi, Ni Una Menos, Okwui Okpokwasili, 0rphan Drift, Bruno Pelassy, Faith Ringgold, Lala Rukh, Zorka Ságlová, Victoria Santa Cruz, See Red Women's Workshop, Tai Shani, Pamela Singh, Terence Smith (Joan Jett Blakk), Linda Stupart, Ramaya Tegegne, Jala Wahid, Faith Wilding, Osías Yanov. Exhibition Circle: Belmacz, Catherine Petitgas, Young Collectors Collective, Camel Assembly.

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