FOREWARD TO THE PAST CAN WE PREDICT THE FUTURE?

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FOREWARD TO THE PAST CAN WE PREDICT THE FUTURE? DR DAVID WOOD - EBU TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION. ITU 90 TH ANNIVERSARY

NHK STRL PREDICTIONS Correct predictions and development of HDTV Correct predictions of integrated media environment Correct predictions and development of UHDTV1 Correct predictions of the limitations of stereoscopic television Predictions and development of UHDTV2 Predictions and development of voice activated TV Predictions and development of Integral TV

THE GARTNER CURVE

2017 IS THE 50 TH ANNIVERSARY OF OUR WORLD THE MOST COMPLEX TV PROGRAMME OF THE AGE. The international broadcast of Summer 1967 Viewers in 24 Countries including Japan 1 million miles of cable and multiple satellites 400 million viewers saw (almost) the live birth of the first son of the family Kamakura from Sapporo.

WHERE WAS BROADCAST TECHNOLOGY IN/ABOUT 1967? SDTV Colour TV (PAL, SECAM, NTSC) already well developed HDTV idea already there (Dr Takashi Fujio, in1964) RCA Homefax 3D HMDs Data broadcasting nearly there - in early 1970s (Teletext, Captain, Antiope) Data services by telephone lines nearly there in early 1970s (Viewdata, Videotext) Home video recording not far away

WHERE WAS BROADCAST TECHNOLOGY IN/ABOUT 1967? SDTV Colour TV (PAL, SECAM, NTSC) already well developed udata u Home Video uhdtv Homefax usdtv HDTV idea already there (Dr Takashi Fujio, in1964) Data broadcasting nearly there - in early 1970s (Teletext, Captain, Antiope) Data services by telephone lines nearly there in early 1970s (Viewdata, Videotext) 3D slide HMDs Home video recording not far away

WHAT IS BROADCAST TECHNOLOGY IN 2017? HDTV relatively well developed UHDTV services started Broadcast multimedia delivery widely available Internet multimedia delivery widely available Early Virtual Reality services

WHAT IS BROADCAST TECHNOLOGY IN 2017? HDTV relatively well developed UHDTV services started uvr uhdtv Broadcast multimedia delivery widely available u5g u3d u UHD umultimedia Internet multimedia delivery widely available Early Virtual Reality services

WHAT HAS HAPPENED OVER THE 50 YEARS? Changing infrastructure takes time but.. There was a pattern to progress! The original systems and technology trends continued The systems were the same idea but expanded It was essentially more of the same A continuation of trends theory? For example, TV screens continue to become thinner and thinner

CAN WE LOOK FORWARD TO 2067 AND PREDICT THE MEDIA TRAJECTORY? HISTORY SHOWS THAT TRENDS AND TENDENCIES DO NOT STOP ABRUPTLY

WHAT DOES THE EBU TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION BELIEVE ARE THE CHALLENGES FOR BROADCASTERS TODAY? UHDTV (including HDR issue) VR, AR, MR NGA Big Data (AI, ML, DL) Companion Screens OTT and Hybrid TV Better Internet delivery Smart Radio IP Programme Production The Cloud Security 5G Delivery Voice activation Will a progression theory apply to some or all of them?

THE CHALLENGE CAN WE EXAMINE THE TECHNOLOGY CHALLENGES OF TODAY - AT LEAST FOR SOME ISSUES - AND PREDICT WHERE WE WILL BE IN FUTURE YEARS?

LET S LOOK FIRST AT IMAGE RESOLUTION What does more of the same mean here? System H. res V. res Pixels per frame Compressed Bit rate H264 HEVC Next Gen. Comp. 1080p 1920 1080 2,073,600 10??? 4K 3840 2160 8,294,400 30??? 8K 7680 4320 33,177,600 90??? 16K 15360 8640 132,710,400 32K 30720 17280 1,194,393,600 64K 61440 34560 2,123,366,400 128K 122880 69120 8,493,465,600

GREATER IMAGE RESOLUTION AN INEVITABLE TREND? Why more detail? Simple acuity (60c/d) is not all there is. Hyper acuity (120c/d) for feature localisation may also be important. Depth perception is improved by better texture gradient. There is degradation between the camera and the TV screen and domestic TV sets vary in quality. Cinema wide screen aspect ratios can be attractive. Bigger numbers always appeal to the public. Compression technology continues to improve.

WHAT DOES 2067 PROBABLY LOOK LIKE? IMAGE RESOLUTION CONTINUES TO INCREASE IN STEPS. BY 2067 WILL NORMAL TV LIKELY BE 32K OR 64K?...along with adaptive improvements in dynamic range, frame rate and, possibly, colorimetry.

VIRTUAL REALITY A COMBINATION OF STRENGTH AND WEAKNESS NOT SO CLEAR! VR has the potential to provide an exciting immersive experience VR may be able to make use of the beyond 8K bandwidths But saturating the eye with detail for 360 degree stereoscopic images needs extremely high bandwidths, that will be unavailable for many years Wearing a headset can be uncomfortable Wearing a headset prevents multitasking Viewers usually will only watch short form VR content with a maximum length of about 20 minutes

WHAT DOES VR LOOK LIKE IN 2067? VR MAY BE A NICHE MARKET. VR WILL NOT SUPERSEDE UHDTV.

LET S LOOK AT PERSONALISATION AND VOICE ACTIVATION THE PLUS AND THE MINUS Voice activation will become more and more important for everything, including television and media. But we will need more sophisticated agents in the TV set a friendly face that recognises you, listens to you, and talks to you. I think I have some programmes you may be interested in Are we over-estimating the importance of Personalisation in general? A major attraction of the media is that it provides a shared or common experience. What s more, the population growth area is old - not young - people, and they just want to sit back and be entertained, not to constantly make choices. How to avoid people being driven into a personalised deadend (more of the same, only similar interests, no surprises, no overview)? Could too much personalisation lead to a less connected/social world? Oh, and your mother called

WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO VOICE ACTIVATION VOICE ACTIVATION WILL BE UNIVERSAL AND USE A HUMAN AGENT? BUT PERSONALISATION WILL NEVER REPLACE THE SHARED EXPERIENCE?

LET S LOOK AT HYBRID BROADCAST/BROADBAND - THE PLUS AND THE MINUS Hybrid broadcasting will continue to be successful, but maybe less than we imagined some years ago. Initial HbbTV services have not been successful in all European countries. There may be issues of covering costs and public awareness to solve. Using Hybrid for Companion Screens information on a Tablet that adds to the enjoyment of the TV show - in general has been less successful than we thought. Hybrid systems will be used for VoD services, but other multimedia services may be taken over by Apps.

HYBRID BROADCAST BROADBAND THE MAJOR STRENGTH OF HYBRID BROADCAST/ BROADBAND SERVICES WILL BE VOD? APPS WILL COVER MULTIMEDIA NEEDS?

BUT SOME THINGS WILL NEVER CHANGE... THE MEDIA EXISTS, FIRST AND FOREMOST, TO TELL STORIES ITS ROLE IS TO MAKE US LAUGH, CRY, BE HAPPY AND BE INVOLVED ITS ROLE IS TO HELP US TO UNDERSTAND OUR ENVIRONMENT THE ROLE OF MEDIA TECHNOLOGY IS TO ADD VALUE TO THE CONTENT TO MAKE IT MORE INVOLVING AND EASIER TO FIND IF WE DO THIS, WE WILL ALWAYS BE SUCCESSFUL

WHAT WILL BROADCAST TECHNOLOGY BE IN 2067? Object wave u u Tactile/smell u3d Int. uvr u u UHD Voice activation UHDTV 8K well developed UHDTV 32/64K being developed VR/AR/MR 16K available Voice activation available 3D Integral TV available 5G/6G Internet multimedia delivery widely available

CONCLUSIONS ON PROGRESSION THE YEARS TO 2067 WILL BRING: HIGHER IMAGE RESOLUTION (PLUS HFR AND HDR) VR SERVICES AS AN IMPORTANT ADJUNCT TO BROADCASTING BUT NOT A SUBSTITUTE PERSONALISATION AVAILABLE BUT THE VALUE OF SHARED CONTENT WILL REMAIN VOICE ACTIVATION VIA HUMAN-LIKE AGENTS HYBRID BROADCAST BROADBAND MOSTLY IN THE SERVICE OF VOD EXTENSIVE USE OF APPS WHAT DO YOU THINK?

THANK YOU FOR LISTENING! DR DAVID WOOD WOOD@EBU.CH