Our Top 10 Most-read Blogs of 2021
ACM SIGGRAPH Blog editors reflect on the year’s most-read stories. Thanks for another great year, readers!
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 ChoreoMaster Combines Cutting-edge AI and Graphics Technologies
Dance into ChoreoMaster, the latest research project from NetEase Games AI Lab which offers a production-ready dance motion synthesis system.
‘TeraFoils’ Research Advances Design and Fabrication of Holograms
Discover the background and development of SIGGRAPH 2021 Posters research project “TeraFoils: Design and Rapid Fabrication Techniques for Binary Holographic Structures in the Terahertz Region.”
‘Bad Mother / Good Mother’: An Audiovisual Performance Exploring Motherhood and the Workplace
“Bad Mother / Good Mother” is an audiovisual performance about motherhood, the workplace, and invisible work.
Advancing Research in Adversarial Imitation Learning
Dive into the AI techniques this SIGGRAPH 2021 Technical Papers research team took to their adversarial imitation learning approach for animation.
Painted in a Good Light: Method Makes Any Still-life Painting Dynamic
Dr. Ergun Akleman explains the development of a method to make still-life paintings dynamic and encourages researchers to submit to SIGGRAPH Posters.
ConeTilt and the Future of VR Hardware
Go behind the research of SIGGRAPH 2020’s “Towards Occlusion-aware Multifocal Displays”, which introduces a novel ConeTilt method for VR display.
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.
Coexisting During COVID-19 Quarantine
Researcher Masaki Iwabuchi discusses his SIGGRAPH 2020 Poster on COVID-19 quarantine challenges, “Wanderlust into (y)our past: Mediating Intimacy for Prosocial Coexisting With Your Loved One in Home Quarantine.”