Pioneering a new era in real-time hair rendering, the SIGGRAPH 2024 Technical Paper “Strand-Based Hair Modeling and Rendering with Mesh Shaders” introduces innovative methods that redefine efficiency and realism in computer graphics.
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Visually Jamming at the Sphere
Learn how Moment Factory was able “visually jam” alongside Phish at the Las Vegas Sphere with their “VJing-style” control toolbox.
XRWeld: Using XR to Improve Welding Education
Discover how extended reality (XR) is modernizing training and education in the welding industry.
Using Science to Simplify the Visual World
Data visualization is an exciting subfield of computer graphics, and it can open up a whole new realm of creative possibilities.
SIGGRAPH Spotlight: Episode 82 – Live From SIGGRAPH 2024: Interactive Media Outside the Screen
SIGGRAPH 2024 Labs contributors discuss the use of hardware to shift perception of how interactive media functions and lives outside the screen.
Examining the Full Diversity of Human Features
A.M. Darke and Theodore Kim discuss their SIGGRAPH 2024 Course, “More Than Killmonger Locs: A Style Guide for Black Hair (in Computer Graphics)”.
Student Innovators Triumph: Celebrating the Champions of the SIGGRAPH 2024 Student Research Competition
Theses researchers are the future of computer graphics, and they are making their mark! Get to know the winners of the SIGGRAPH 2024 Student Research Competition.
Celebrating Excellence: SIGGRAPH 2024 Award Winners
Reflect on SIGGRAPH 2024’s remarkable showcase as we highlight the award winners who excelled in computer graphics and interactive techniques.
Experience the SIGGRAPH 2024 Electronic Theater
Explore the cutting-edge animation of SIGGRAPH 2024 Electronic Theater, and find out how you can access the short films.
NVIDIA CEO and Founder Jensen Huang Talks AI, Computing, and More at SIGGRAPH 2024
Hear from NVIDIA CEO and Founder Jensen Huang as you prepare to participate in SIGGRAPH 2024.
Take the Leap: New Research Uses Electrical Muscle Stimulation for Athletes
New research uses computer graphics tools to help athletes prepare and visualize their muscle movements during a ski jump take-off phase.
Beyond the Threads
“Solid Knitting” weaves a fusion of 3D printing and knitting, crafting robust objects that are not only dense and firm but also recyclable.