Table of Contents - H.430.9 (04/2026) - An architectural framework for first-person transfer immersive live experience

1	Scope
2	References
3	Definitions
	3.1	Terms defined elsewhere
	3.2	Terms defined in this Recommendation
4	Abbreviations and acronyms
5	Conventions
6	Overview of immersive live experience
	6.1	Conventional ILE and first-person transfer ILE
	6.2	Individual data and adjustment used in FT-ILE
7	High-level architecture of FT-ILE
	7.1	General overview of FT-ILE architecture
	7.2	Capturing and sensing
	7.3	Presentation
	7.4	Functions in individual data processing
8	Requirements of FT-ILE
	8.1	High-level requirements
	8.2	Functional requirements for individual data
	8.3	Functional requirements for content
9	Supporting technologies for FT-ILE system
	9.1	Supporting haptic technology
	9.2	Supporting audio technology
	9.3	Supporting visual technology
10	General role model for providing FT-ILE services
11	Security considerations
Appendix I – Use cases of FT-ILE
	I.1	Real time FT-ILE system
	I.2	Real time FT-ILE for basketball game viewing
	I.3	FT-ILE for movie viewing (non-real time)
	I.4	FT-ILE use cases of the Human Augmentation Consortium
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