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The SIGMA360 project team has completed its first multi-day field recording of 360° video sequences in Istria. The collected material will be used to prepare standardized test sequences for future subjective quality assessment studies within the project.
The SIGMA360 project team has completed the development of the project’s web repository application, which will be used to host 360° video materials and provide public download links for test video content, subjective quality ratings, and related research data. The repository is currently prepared as a technical platform, while video materials will be added after the recording and processing activities begin.
As part of the SIGMA360 project activities, the project team has prepared a curriculum proposal for a new graduate-level elective course titled Quality of Service Analysis. The course is designed for students of the Information and Communication Traffic programme and focuses on the analysis of service quality, user experience, multimedia services, and modern communication networks.
The SIGMA360 project has started the procurement process for key technical equipment that will support 360° video recording, immersive media processing, data storage, and experimental testing activities planned within the project.
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The SIGMA360 project has reached another important milestone by receiving a positive opinion from the Ethics Committee of the Faculty of Transport and Traffic Sciences for the planned subjective quality assessment research involving human participants.
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The SIGMA360 project team held its first official project meeting at the Faculty of Transport and Traffic Sciences in Zagreb. The meeting marked an important step in aligning the team around the project’s objectives, work plan, financial framework, procurement procedures, and expected scientific and public outcomes.
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The SIGMA360 project has officially started, focusing on immersive 360° video quality, user comprehension, and inclusive multimedia experiences. Through open datasets, subjective testing, and predictive models, the project aims to support future research and development of accessible immersive video services.
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