植木美也子

植木美也子

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Credited on 2 works from 2015 to 2019. Main genres: Interactive, Social project, TV.

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NHK「Cheer Player」 - 映像作家: whatever
InteractiveSocial project

NHK「Cheer Player」

2019
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We collaborated with NHK to create CHEER PLAYER, a service that makes it easy for anyone to share the excitement and emotion of cheering, and, as its first real-world application, partnered with NHK Student Robocon. https://www.nhk.or.jp/robocon/ 　 CHEER PLAYER can be used simply by visiting the site, without downloading an app. When you cheer through CHEER PLAYER, your own cheers and everyone else’s appear on screens at the venue and on the broadcast, helping to make the event even more exciting. 　 Built with the desire to create a new TV viewing experience that lets many people—including not only men and women of all ages, but also people with disabilities—share a new way of cheering, this new service/tool was developed with careful attention to many details beneath its simple experience, including directions that let viewers more vividly feel the excitement of cheering and an interface designed to be easy to use while watching.
Kao TV - 映像作家: whatever
InteractiveTV

Kao TV

2015
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To help children aged 6 and up discover the possibilities of next-generation television, we produced the interactive educational program “Kao TV” in collaboration with NHK. “Kao TV” uses a technology called hybrid cast, allowing viewers to display the “faces” they create on television and make them sing. By installing a dedicated app on a smartphone and selecting their favorite “face parts” (such as eyes, nose, and mouth), the “face” they create jumps into the TV and starts moving. In the toilet episode, the face they drew becomes the toilet’s face, singing about everyday life in the toilet; in the green pepper episode, it sings about the life of a green pepper. The story was designed so that children could hear the true feelings of everyday objects around them. This program drew attention as the world’s first interactive, viewer-participation educational program, and it was also nominated for an International Emmy Award. http://www.nhk.or.jp/kaotv/

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