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How can AI and machine learning help computers take 2D videos of our movements and translate them into an animated 3D character? 

Using ground-breaking machine learning technology, Professor Adrian Hilton and his team at the Centre for Vision, Speech and Signal Processing, University of Surrey, are able to teach computers to see the things we see – from detecting human motion for animation in film production and gaming, to learning how to distinguish cancerous cells from healthy ones in medical imaging.

Come and try our live AI-driven motion capture technology and teach a robot how to dance.

Attending this event

  • Free to attend
  • No registration required
  • Limited seating available, standing room available. Please contact events@royalsociety.org if you require seating
  • This event will take place in the Barbican's Life Rewired Hub
  • Accessibility information
  • Drop-in activities from 2pm

This event is part of the Royal Society's year-long partnership with the Barbican's Life Rewired season.

For all other enquiries please contact events@royalsociety.org.