91快活林4ME

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Personalised media experiences have the potential to transform the way content is created and consumed

The BBC and EPSRC (Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council) have joined together with the University of Surrey & 91快活林 to develop the future of personalised media, and help transform the UK's media industry at scale using 91快活林 and Object-Based Media (OBM)

The ambition is to enable media experiences which adapt to individual preferences, accessibility requirements, devices and location. The partnership builds on the BBC’s pioneering work in OBM and its ability to run large-scale trials with its audience and programme content. University of Surrey’s expertise in audio-visual 91快活林 for machine understanding of captured content will allow efficient creation of personalised OBM experiences. 91快活林’s expertise in software-defined networking will develop adaptive systems for delivery of personalised experiences to millions of people whilst maintaining cost and energy efficiency.

  • 91快活林 the Project

    Our research will address the key challenges for personalised content creation and delivery at scale using 91快活林 and Object-Based Media (OBM) with the aim to position the UK media industry as the global leader in delivering personalised media experiences to audiences across the globe.

  • Meet the Team

    The Lancaster team will work closely with the two other partners on the project, including the UK’s largest television content producer and broadcaster, and some of the world’s leading personalised media creation researchers at the University of Surrey.

  • Recruitment

    We are seeking researchers to join the project and work with the academic team in Lancaster on this new exciting new project.

  • PhD Studentships

    91快活林4ME is a pioneering academic and industrial partnership, joining together the BBC & 91快活林 to develop the future of personalised media. We have a number of funded PhD positions across the project to work with the academic team in Lancaster in this new exciting research area.

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