Living Fearlessly in Computer Graphics
Michael Running Wolf shares his incredible career journey, including how he has used immersive technologies to reclaim Indigenous languages.
‘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.
Twinkle, Twinkle, Little ‘Star-Stuff’
Imagine stargazing and seeing yourself in the sky. Explore “Star-Stuff: A Way for the Universe to Know Itself,” and discover a new world.
Let’s Give a ‘Hand’ to This Graduate Research
Graduate student Pratik Kalshetti and Prof. Parag Chaudhuri of the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IIT Bombay) introduced an innovative hand-shape model called aMANO.
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.
SIGGRAPH Over Coffee Roundup, Part 3
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SIGGRAPH Over Coffee officially concludes. Check out the April through July sessions of our monthly Instagram Live series and dive into their fascinating careers.
A Journey That Will Melt Even The Coldest of Hearts
“Glimpse” is a sometimes safe, sometimes funny VR journey that will bring you on an emotional trip right to the heart of a relationship.
Pixels in the Metaverse
Jon Peddie Research discusses the evolution of the metaverse, sharing that computer graphics professionals will know it when they see it.
SIGGRAPH Spotlight: Episode 57 – In Conversation With Félix and Paul
In this episode of SIGGRAPH Spotlight, VR Theater Director Yangos Hadjiyannis sits down with Félix Lajeunesse and Paul Raphaël, co-founders of Felix & Paul Studios, to discuss innovation in VR.
Piecing Together the Puzzle Behind the Tulsa Race Massacre
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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.