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ISMAR 2011 is upon us.

…For the exchange of new ideas and presentations of cutting edge work in the field of Mixed and Augmented Reality.

Mark you calendars: October 26-29, 2011 – in Basel, Switzerland.

This is your chance to submit your work in two programs:  The Science & Technology program and a complementary Arts, Media and Humanities program. If you have ideas for demos, positioning papers for workshops, tracking competition, and more – go to  http://www.ismar11.org

This post is dedicated to the call for Demonstration, sent by Sean White:

Proposals due by August 15, 2011

Decisions returned by August 29, 2011

ISMAR 2011 provides a venue for showing Mixed and Augmented Reality demonstrations to the community. The live demonstrations may be related to implementations of techniques presented in the papers, posters or panels, as well as systems not yet presented elsewhere. We encourage a diverse range of submissions and demonstrations from both Science & Technology and Arts, Media, & Humanities tracks. The main selection criteria will be the expected general interest of the demonstration to the Mixed and Augmented Reality community. The Best Demo Award will be presented at the end of the conference.

Submission guidelines

To submit a proposal for a demo, please send an email to ismar11demos@gmail.com with a PDF document containing:

• The title of the proposed demonstration

• The names of the authors

• The name, telephone number and email address of the contact person

• A description of your demo including

• What makes it unique and special?

• Why will it draw a crowd?

• Would an AR expert want to see it and why?

• Keywords

• Information about the demonstration space

• The amount of floor or desktop space needed (length, width, height in meters)

• The list of equipment you will bring (be as detailed as you can be)

• Any power, socket and outlet needs

• Networking requirements (ethernet, wifi, non-HTTP)

• Any environment requirements (Does this demonstration require a dark environment? Does it produce or is sensitive to a large amount of noise or light? Etc.)

• Optional: URL of your demo video (Video in QuickTime, MPEG, or Windows Media Viewer not to exceed 50MB is recommended. Please do NOT send your video by email.)

After sending email, you should get a notification that your email has been received.

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– Sent on behalf of ISMAR 2011 demo co-chairs,

Sean White, Daniel Wagner, and Andreas Simon

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