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SIGGRAPH Spotlight: Episode 39 – Deepfakes
For the latest episode of SIGGRAPH Spotlight, experts tackle the history of deepfake technology through how deepfakes are being used today.
The Pioneering Legacy of PDI
The founders of PDI discuss their SIGGRAPH 2020 Panel and reflect on their achievements and state of the computer graphics industry today.
Continuing the Conversation on the State of the Art of CG in Advertising
We sit down with the panelists from “More with Less: The State of the Art of CG In Advertising” to continue the conversation and expand on questions from the audience during SIGGRAPH 2020.
Pioneering Pixels: The NYIT Computer Graphics Lab Then and Now
Panelists for SIGGRAPH 2020’s “NYIT Computer Graphics Lab Then and Now” discuss their upcoming session and historic journeys in computer graphics.
Open Your Eyes to Eye-based Interaction
Instructor Andrew Duchowski previews his SIGGRAPH 2020 Courses selection, “Eye-Based Interaction in Graphical Systems: 20 Years Later.”
ACM SIGGRAPH Pioneers Announces Event With Douglas Trumbull 11 August
ACM SIGGRAPH Pioneers announce the advisory group’s SIGGRAPH 2020 featured speaker, Douglas Trumbull, and details for members-only 11 August event.
SIGGRAPH Spotlight: Episode 37 – Age Manipulation in VFX
In this episode of the SIGGRAPH Spotlight podcast, visual effects (VFX) experts talk age manipulation on screen and how techniques have evolved.
Inventing the Impossible With Marco Tempest
A regular TED speaker, we’ve rounded up some favorite talks from Marco Tempest as a preview of what participants can expect during next month’s keynote.
Convince Your Boss Why You Must Attend the SIGGRAPH 2020 Virtual Conference
SIGGRAPH 2020 virtual conference registration is now available. Use this resource to convince your boss why you must join us online this summer.
Pixel-powered Polygons Boil Frogs
Improvements in processing power, and the cost reductions due to mass consumption, have resulted in a virtuous circle feeding software developments that exploit the improvements in processors and then demanding more.
New Research From University of Pennsylvania Examines Realistic Damage Mechanics
Researchers from University of Pennsylvania discuss SIGGRAPH 2020 Technical Paper “AnisoMPM: Animating Anisotropic Damage Mechanics”.