A man experiences a Noitom virtual reality product in Beijing, April 28, 2018. [Photo/chinadaily.com.cn] Noitom Ltd, a Chinese company focused on motion capture technology, unveiled its mixed reality products on Saturday to make what's unreal seem real and what's real seem unreal. The latest product, Trance, is a mixed reality production system that integrates motion capture and a virtual camera. The high-tech system enables an all-in-one real-time production, including early pre-production and content creation, which will greatly improve efficiency while producing works in varied fields including television. Virtual reality has infinite possibilities in a variety of areas. We expect to bring a more creative immersive experience to help VR walk into everyone's life, said Dai Ruoli, co-founder and CTO of Noitom. Noitom, founded in 2012, has provided advanced technologies and solutions to an array of films both at home and abroad, including Game of Thrones, Wolverine, Crazy Nian and Sword Master. We endeavor to not only deliver our technologies to the film, gaming and animation but also extend them to vertical areas including education, medicine and science in the future, Liu Haoyang, the company's co-founder and CEO, said. custom wristbands canadasilicone bandcustom silicone medical alert braceletscool bracelets to make with rubber bandsmontre tommy hilfiger homme bracelet silicone
BEIJING - More than 5,600 party members and officials were punished in January for violating the Party's eight-point frugality code, according to the top anti-graft body of the Communist Party of China (CPC).They were involved in 4,058 cases, said a notice on the website of the CPC Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI) released Thursday.Of the 4,058 cases, 1,155 were related to unauthorized issuing of subsidies or welfare, 844 were related to sending or accepting gifts or money, 566 were related to unauthorized use of official cars, 532 were related to using public funds for banquets, and 377 were related to holding lavish weddings or funerals.Among those punished were 59 officials at prefecture or equivalent level, and 673 officials at county or equivalent level.On Dec 4, 2012, central authorities issued the frugality code, requiring government officials to practice strict frugality and to clean up undesirable work styles such as formalism, bureaucratism, hedonism and extravagance.The CCDI has a monthly reporting system for the implementation of the rules within provincial-level governments, the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, central Party and government agencies, centrally administered state-owned enterprises and central financial institutions.Some 71,000 people in more than 51,000 cases were punished in 2017, according to the CCDI.
