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"Doing things for a purpose through the (new) medium of broadcasting From virtual reality uprisings to cooking shows that respond as you slice and dice, the team at BBC R&D share their very latest experiments and ideas."

"The company's research arm is experimenting with facial recognition to gauge how audiences react. "

S3A is a major new five-year UK research collaboration between internationally leading experts in 3D audio and visual processing, the BBC and UK industry. The partnership aims to unlock the creative potential of 3D sound to provide immersive experiences to the general public at home or on the move. S3A will pioneer a radical new listener centred approach to 3D sound production that can dynamically adapt to the listeners' environment and location to create a sense of immersion. Current 3D sound systems rely upon fixed loudspeaker arrangements and acoustically treated rooms that are not practical for home use. S3A will change the way audio is produced and delivered to enable practical high-quality 3D sound reproduction based on listener perception.

Transmedia Storytelling & Gaming Platform For Immersive Experiences.

"Enable natural and contextual interaction with tools that augment users' experiences using the power of machine-based intelligence. Tap into an ever-growing collection of powerful artificial intelligence algorithms for vision, speech, language, and knowledge."

Steven Soderbergh and HBO present Mosaic: A new storytelling experience that lets you choose your own path. Download the free app now. The six-part limited series will air on HBO in January 2018.

Jay Harrison

Gary the Gull used the Limitless VR Creative Environment to solve the complex problem of building and integrating VR characters that react and respond to human input.

Interesting documentary by Mozilla showcasing Popcorn.JS

"Storytelling in the past looked and worked very differently to the way that it does today. But what can be learnt from history as we look to the future of storytelling?"