Hear from Minghao Li, of PAII Inc., as he shares more about SIGGRAPH 2020 Posters selection “GAN-based AI Drawing Board for Image Generation and Colorization”, which enables the creation of pictures or paintings.
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The Big Picture: Translating Complex Math Into Easy-to-understand Graphics
A team of computer scientists from Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) has developed a new tool to tackle this problem and is sharing it at SIGGRAPH 2020.
Folding@home: Citizen Scientists Gain Insight on COVID-19
As the COVID-19 pandemic makes waves around the world, Folding@home has emerged as a leader in researching a remedy.
Interacting With AI ‘Inside the Classification Cube’
Go behind the scenes of SIGGRAPH 2020 Art Papers selection “Inside the Classification Cube: An Intimate Interaction With an AI System.” Researcher Avital Meshi shares how she explored one of society’s most frequently asked questions using artificial intelligence.
Mirror Therapy: Redesigned in VR
The research team behind SIGGRAPH 2019 Poster “Virtual Reality Mirror Therapy Rehabilitation for Post-Stroke Patients” shares how the work turns traditional mirror therapy into VR.
Take Note: 5 Notable Women in Science
SIGGRAPH celebrates Women’s History Month (U.S.) by honoring the accomplishments of five female leaders in science and technology.
The Future of Human-Robot Communication
Mark Murnane, researcher at UMBC, discusses a recent project, the process behind teaching robots to learn from human interaction, and what’s to come.
Meet the Jurors: Alton Glass, Tamy Boubekeur, and Matthias Nießner
Get to know Alton Glass, Tamy Boubekeur, and Matthias Niessner, three members of the SIGGRAPH 2019 Technical Papers Jury.
Building a More Intuitive Interface for Machine Knitting
The researchers behind SIGGRAPH 2019 Technical Paper “Visual Knitting Machine Programming” share details of the project.
How Smart Is Your Smartphone?
See what’s next in smartphone innovation with a roundup of three SIGGRAPH 2019 Technical Papers, including advances for photography, gaming, and more.
Scientific Visualization in Game Engines: Get to Know the 2019 Undergrad Student Research Winner
Jasmine Shih shares how she developed “Interactive Cinematic Scientific Visualization in Unity 3D,” the winning undergraduate project at the 2019 ACM Student Research Competition.
Behind the Research: Making Collective Virtual Narrative
NYU Future Reality Lab’s Kris Layng and Ken Perlin discuss their Best in Show-winning Art Paper, “CAVE: Making Collective Virtual Narrative.”