Projects

• 5G-VICTORI

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  5G-VICTORI (2019 - 2022)

  With ever-more rapid transmission of large amounts of data and lightning-fast response times, 5G offers new possibilities to both private and professional users. Changing user behaviour and the enormous amounts of video and audio data involved require more flexibility, speed and stability of transmission to ensure the availability of live and on-demand content.

  The 5G-VICTORI project supports the development of 5G by looking at accompanying new uses and challenges.

• EMEX

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  EMEX (2018 - 2021)

  Media consumption of non-linear content and new concepts of interactive television formats are becoming ever more popular, especially amongst a younger audience.

  This is where EMEX comes in. During the project students from Germany, England and Finland will work together to develop new interactive video formats.

• LinBi

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  LinBi (2019 - 2020)

  LinBi focuses upon Europe's biodiversity content. This content reflects the enormous variety of life on earth, as depicted in books, illustrations, specimen scans, photographs, sound recordings and video. LinBi is helping to bring together research and the general public. Our goal is to introduce research material to new users and re-users, such as journalists, students and nature enthusiasts, broadcasters, politicians, industry, SMEs and education providers. LinBi is an important step in providing access to biodiversity content for new user communities.

• ReTV

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  ReTV (2018 - 2020)

  Video content is increasingly consumed in a variety of situations and conditions, which vary according to the user’s current circumstances. Before leaving for work in the morning, a user might view a live news update on the Smart TV; at lunchtime she might watch a 30-second highlight on Facebook, and later return to the story on the way home with a longer clip from the Mediathek.

  This is where ReTV comes into the picture.

• ImAc

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  ImAc (2017 - 2020)

  Our experience with media accessibility helps us ensure new services are accessible for all viewers. As the amount of immersive 360° video and VR content steadily increase, so does the variety of devices upon which to consume it. In the ImAc project we found solutions to enhance accessibility of such immersive media content. Thus, users were of particular relevance to this project, and were deeply involved in providing feedback and requirements.

• Hyper360

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  Hyper360 (2017 - 2020)

  The advent of 360° video brings new possibilities to the media landscape, whether via PC, smartphone, VR glasses or TV. The goal is the total immersion of the viewer within the scene.

  And it is exactly this topic which the Hyper360 project addressed.

• HRADIO

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  HRADIO (2017 - 2020)

  Hybrid radio combines classic radio services with internet-based content. As well as accessing additional information, users can also play the role of programme director in shaping their own radio station.

  This is where the HRADIO project comes in.

• MPAT

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  MPAT (2015 - 2017)

  In the MPAT project, we worked with European partners to make HbbTV apps an 'everyday' experience, in the positive sense of the term.

• Completed Projects

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  2006 - 2017 - Completed Projects

  It all began in the late nineties at ORB and SFB. The EU-funded project Mirage delivered multimedia productions for Radio Fritz while the Opal project created a political magazine. Since then, the rbb Innovations team has been positioned at the cutting edge of developments in digitisation. Working together with rbb editors, the Innovations team develops, tests and piloted a wide variety of services.