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| 28 January 2021 Hot on the heels of upgrading its Enhanced Content Protection (EPC) specification, Motion Picture Laboratories (MovieLabs) has released a new MovieLabs Security Architecture to provide a framework for implementation of a new approach to protection of cloud production workflows. Built on the security principles in the MovieLabs2030 Vision paper published in 2019, The Evolution of Production Security – Securing the 10-Year Vision for the Future of Media Production, Post and Creative Technologies, the new architecture aims to go deeper into the practical requirem...

CY-BO – a sustainable, reusable packaging material, inspired by cell biology , by Kenji Abe (Japan). Kenji Abe is a graduate of the Tama Art University Product Design Department, now working as a product designer, based in Tokyo. Heartfelt – a device that delivers virtual hugs, long-distance, helping to overcome the anxiety and emotional stress of being alone , by Gayle Lee and Jessica Vea (New Zealand and Tonga, based in New Zealand). Gayle Lee and Jessica Vea are recent Bachelor of Creative Technologies graduates from Auckland University of Technology. InTempo – mitts that use rh...

  The Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center (HHC) has announced the opening of a new, permanent exhibit that utilizes artificial-intelligence technology to facilitate “virtual conversations” with Holocaust survivors.  Using specialized recording and display technologies and next-generation natural language processing, Dimensions in Testimony allows visitors to ask two-dimensional displays of Holocaust survivors questions and receive responses in real time.  Dimensions in Testimony is on exhibit in only seven other museums in the world. Opening to the public on Frid...

TOKYO, Japan (January 28, 2021)―Lexus today announced the six finalists for the LEXUS DESIGN AWARD 2021, selected by a distinguished jury from among 2,079 entries submitted by creators in 66 countries. Four leading design experts will directly mentor the finalists, giving them a once-in-a lifetime experience as they prototype their ideas with a per-project budget capped at 3,000,000 yen (approx. $25,000 USD). This year marks the ninth edition of the LEXUS DESIGN AWARD, which was established to support up-and-coming creators. The program recognizes fresh design talent and showcases their inn...