Transcript Ch 10:Graphics, Multimedia and Artificial Intelligence

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Graphics,
Multimedia, and
Artificial Intelligence
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Competencies
Graphics
Multimedia
Web authoring
Artificial Intelligence
Virtual reality
Expert systems
Robotics
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Graphics Programs
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Specialized programs used by graphic arts
professionals
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Desktop publishing
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Paint programs
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Image editors
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Illustration programs
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Graphics suites
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Multimedia Software
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Integration of variety of media
– Video, music
– Voice
– Graphics
– Text
• User interactivity
– Control pace of information
– Respond to items and feedback
• Used in
– Businesses
– Education
– Home
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Multimedia Presentation
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Interactive multimedia
presentation
 Series of related pages
Links
 Connections to related
information
Buttons
 Special areas on a
page
 Used for links and
navigation
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Developing Multimedia
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Steps to develop a presentation
 Plan and analyze
 Design
 Use of story board
 Create
 Support
Multimedia authoring programs
 Bring together media elements
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Web Authoring
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Creating a Web site
Design
 Overall content
 Graphical map
Use of programs
 Web authoring
programs
 Web page editors
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Artificial Intelligence
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Simulate human
 Senses
 Thought processes
 Actions
Areas of computerized intelligence
 Virtual reality
 Knowledge-based systems
 Robotics
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Virtual Reality
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Simulated reality generated in 3-D
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Virtual reality hardware
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Headgear
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Gloves
Virtual reality modeling language (VRML)
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Web based 3-D applications
Many possible applications
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Knowledge-Based Systems
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Expert system
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Knowledge bases are databases that contain
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Specific facts
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Rules
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Fuzzy logic
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Respond to user interaction
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Natural language interface
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Areas of Use
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Medicine
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Geology
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Chemistry
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Military science
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Photography
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Robotics
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Mimic motor activities of living things
Three types
 Perception systems
 Imitate senses
 Industrial
 Perform various tasks
 Mobile robots
 Transport
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A Look to the Future
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Robots mimic emotions
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Saya robot
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Used for communication
Program robots with set of values
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Make decisions independently
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