Artificial Intelligence All-Stars: Trends From SIGGRAPH 2023
From AI-powered art to cutting-edge research, SIGGRAPH 2023 showcased the dynamic intersection of AI and computer graphics.
Visualization Solution Celebrates Wheelchair Dance
Dive into award-winning research centered on a visualization solution celebrating the uniqueness of wheelchair dance.
Unveiling the Wonders of the Experience Hall at SIGGRAPH 2023
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Discover a world of captivating innovation and creative brilliance as we recap the awe-inspiring SIGGRAPH 2023 Experience Hall.
Light as a Feather: An Altered Human Somatic Experience
Feel in control of the human somatic experience with this behind the scenes look at the SIGGRAPH 2023 Emerging Technologies selection “SomatoShift.”
‘Immerse’ Yourself in Healthcare
This ACM SIGGRAPH Blog feature dives deep into the special benefits of virtual reality and how they can be extremely useful in the realm of healthcare.
Art, Immersive, and Innovation: Exploring the SIGGRAPH 2022 Experience Hall
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SIGGRAPH 2022 participants explored the latest technologies in art, immersive, and more in the Experience Hall.
Researchers Make Sense of Embodiment Available to All
Researchers demonstrate an upper-body motion tracking-based technique to induce sense of embodiment (SoE) for people with reduced lower-body mobility and sensation (PRLMS) patients.
The Search for Realism in Holographic Displays
SIGGRAPH sits down with Aaron Demolder, a research engineer and doctorate candidate, to discuss his first place-winning research on holographic displays.
How Center-of-gravity Can Change Flavor Perception
From a thought on vacation to presenting at SIGGRAPH, The University of Tokyo’s Masaharu Hirose discusses 2021 Emerging Technologies project “Balanced Glass Design”.
A Look Back at Past Emerging Technologies Submission ‘You’re In Control’
Former MIT graduate students Dan Aminzade and Hayes Raffle discuss their 2004 project, “You’re In Control”.