Avenergy

Avenergy

Avenergy

AR application

Project Info

Client:
Avenergy

Year:
2020

Summary

We were contacted by Avenergy to develop an AR application to be displayed on top of a “Switzerland” platform which serves not just as a physical basis but also as a virtual one. The hologram generated by the Hololens glasses presents the diverse activities and interests of the company in the field of energy.

The Switzerland platform and the AR experience were designed to be the central element of the Avenergy’s booth at the Geneva International Motor Show 2020.

Geneva 1850

Geneva 1850

Geneva 1850

A revolutionary journey

Project Info

Co-producer:
Museum of Art and History of Geneva

Year:
2019

Summary

Have you ever dreamed of time traveling to another era? This is the experience we proposed to realize in partnership with the City of Geneva with this virtual immersion into the Geneva of 1850.

Headset strapped to your head, movement sensors attached to your wrists and feet, you are now all geared up to dive into the Geneva 1850 experience. This VR installation immerses users into the Geneva of a time when the city was on the brink of modernity. In groups of four, impersonating period costume-clad avatars, users are given a chance to discover the city as it was in October 1846, just days before its people rose up in insurrection. Featuring a spectacular number of special effects, the experience is not only a visual, auditory and olfactory one. It also includes a physical and haptic dimension — users can feel themselves walking around the virtual city and pick up actual objects to interact with their environment, their fellow travelers and city dwellers.

Based on 3D data collected through the digitization of the Magnin model exhibited at Maison Tavel, this extraordinary experience is an invitation to travel back in time and witness the outbreak of Geneva’s “Fazy” revolution.

Originally exhibited from April 12th-July 14th, 2019 at Maison Tavel and from August 1st-September 29th, 2019 at the Museum of Art and History of Geneva.

Permanently exhibited at the Dreamscape center in Geneva, level-1 of Confederation Center. Check https://dreamscapegeneva.com/ for more information and to get tickets.

More information on the VR technology here.

Credits

Production, project direction, VR platform, 3D content creation, gameplay and R&D
Artanim

Coordination City of Geneva, Museum of Art and History
Félicien Mazzola, David Matthey, Bertrand Mazeirat

Scenario
Marianne Brun

Director of actors
Dorian Rossel

Actors
Marco Calamandrei, Fabien Coquil, Xavier Fernandez Cavada, Delphine Lanza, José Lillo, Edmond Vuilloux

Concept art and illustrations
Laurence Suhner

Sound environment
ActMedia

Decors and haptic devices
Marc Wettstein

Smells creation
Firmenich SA

User equipment design
Actis-Datta Créations Sàrl

English dubbing
Dale Chappell, Melisa Epp, Andrew Fogarasi, Kenneth, Kriheli, Stephen Fu, Vince Melamed, David Richter, Steven Varnum

Voice over
Sabina Foeth

Scientific committee
Bénédicte De Donker, Estelle Fallet, Alexandre Fiette, Sylvain Wenger

Supports
City of Geneva, Ernst Göhner Foundation

Johannes Badrutt

Johannes Badrutt

Johannes Badrutt

Full performance capture

Project Info

Client:
Apelab

Year:
2019

Summary

In 1864, Johannes Badrutt was the owner of the new Kulm Hotel St. Moritz. He was the first to bring winter tourists in the Alps to experience the white winter holiday, who expressed their inventiveness by introducing a host of new winter activities that included skiing, skating, and curling – all in the Kulm Park. Since then, St Moritz became the birthplace of winter sports. In this augmented reality (AR) application, Apelab brings Johannes Badrutt back to life who tells us his story and praises the alpine resort of St. Moritz.

For this project, we performed the full performance capture (body and face) and animation of the virtual Johannes Badrutt.

Credits

Scenario, modeling and AR application
Apelab

Motion capture and animation
Artanim

Freestyle Skiing

Freestyle Skiing

Freestyle Skiing

Motion capture

Project Info

Client:
Nicolas Vuignier

Year:
2019

Summary

We were contacted by Nicolas Vuignier, a Swiss professional freeride skier, for the making of short 3D animations of freestyle jumps. To this aim, we spent a day at Crans-Montana to follow Nicolas on the slopes where we performed his motion capture using our Xsens motion capture suit. His body was also 3D scanned using body scanning technology and as a result the virtual skier was animated.

Credits

Skier
Nicolas Vuignier

 

Motion capture, 3D scanning and animation
Artanim

Multiparametric Imaging of ORL Tumors

Multiparametric Imaging of ORL Tumors

Multiparametric Imaging of ORL Tumors

Contouring for radiotherapy planning

Project Info

Start date:
January 2018

End date:
December 2020

Funding:
Swiss National Funds (SNF)

Coordinator:
HUG – Division of Radiology

Summary

This project aimed to improve the image-based diagnosis and treatment of head and neck squamous cell carcinoma. Multiparametric imaging with morphological MRI, diffusion-weighted MRI (DW-MRI), dynamic contrast enhanced MRI (DCE-MRI) and PET may offer precise tumor and lymph node staging, improved risk stratification and effective management of patients with primary and recurrent head and neck cancer. Moreover, by combining multiparametric data, target volume delineation and biological dose painting for radiotherapy planning can be improved. The goal of this project was to improve tumor diagnosis and tailor therapeutic approaches in view of a personalized treatment strategy.

In this project, Artanim was in charge of 3D tumors reconstruction and participated in the development of an histologically validated computer-aided tumor model for the accurate contouring of gross tumor volume for radiotherapy planning.

Partners

University Hospitals of Geneva – Division of Radiology
Imaging, data analysis, radiologic-pathologic correlation and project coordination

Artanim
3D reconstruction and development of a tumor model

University Hospitals of Geneva – Division of Nuclear Medicine
Segmentation of PET images and methodological support

University of Geneva – Division of Clinical Pathology
Pathological evaluation and radiologic-pathologic correlation

University Hospitals of Geneva – Clinic of Otorhinolaryngology
Surgical dissection of tumor specimen and radiologic-pathologic correlation