Graphics editors from The New York Times discuss the use of geo-spatial data analysis, 3D, and machine learning to recreate the neighborhood destroyed during the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre.
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Interactive Techniques
Real World vs. AR-based Environments
26 May 2022 • by SIGGRAPH ConferencesAugmented Reality, Conferences, Interactive Techniques, Real-Time, Research, Technical Papers
In this Technical Papers preview, learn how a team from George Mason University has developed real-world AR environments.
SIGGRAPH Spotlight: Episode 55 – Holography and Light Field Lab
17 May 2022 • by SIGGRAPH ConferencesAugmented Reality, Conferences, Industry Leaders, Interactive Techniques, Virtual Reality
Looking for a deep dive on holography? On the latest SIGGRAPH Spotlight, Derek Ham sits down with Jon Karafin to discuss the technology his company is developing and how it fits into the greater display tech landscape.
The Many Lives of Matthew Ball
28 April 2022 • by SIGGRAPH ConferencesBusiness, Gaming, Industry Leaders, Interactive Techniques, Research
One of the most authoritative voices on big media business and the metaverse, Matthew Ball shares his story of how he got where he is today.
A Conversation on Curating: ARTECHOUSE’s ‘Life of a Neuron’
28 February 2022 • by SIGGRAPH ConferencesArt, Data, Design, Graphics, Interactive Techniques, Research
Spend your day walking through a neuron. Learn more about ARTECHOUSE’s “Life of a Neuron” exhibit, and become immersed in the mystery of the human brain.
Find Your 2022 Technology Resolution
4 January 2022 • by SIGGRAPH ConferencesConferences, Graphics, Interactive Techniques
We asked the SIGGRAPH 2022 Committee how they’re resolving to take on technology in 2022. Check out the technology resolutions they shared.
Limitations Are the New Normal
8 December 2021 • by SIGGRAPH ConferencesAnimation, Art, Augmented Reality, Conferences, Film, Interactive Techniques
Asavari Kumar shares her struggle of familial connections and reliance on digital communications during the pandemic through AR film “A New Normal”.
Using Biosignals to Memorialize Beloved Animals
18 November 2021 • by SIGGRAPH ConferencesArt, Conferences, Data, Interactive Techniques, Research, Students
We are gathered here today to discuss “ReMember” and how it uses audiovisual effects to create memorials for pet owners’ companion animals.
The Magic Behind Spatial Control in AR
2 November 2021 • by SIGGRAPH ConferencesAugmented Reality, Awards, Conferences, Graphics, Interactive Techniques, Research
Creator Daiki Taniguchi shares insights on the features involved in making “Garage: GPU Particle-based AR Content for Futuristic Experiences”.
CG market to reach $160 billion by 2024
14 July 2021 • by Jon PeddieBusiness, Data, Interactive Techniques
Jon Peddie Research (JPR) shares data on how the CG market and industry will increase to 2% CAGR growth over the next few years.
Exploring Gender Identity in Virtual Reality With ‘She’
22 June 2021 • by SIGGRAPH ConferencesConferences, Film, Interactive Techniques, Virtual Reality
SIGGRAPH 2021 VR Theater interactive film “She” puts the viewer in the inner self of a boy exploring his gender identity after finding a magic lipstick that helps him to discover his feminine tendencies and ultimately gain self-acceptance.
Nice to Meet You: Introducing The Proceedings of the ACM in Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques (PACMCGIT)
7 May 2021 • by SIGGRAPH ConferencesArt, Conferences, Graphics, Interactive Techniques, Research
Learn about the history of PACMCGIT and what the can expect from the journal’s collaboration with SIGGRAPH 2021 Art Papers.