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”.
Google’s New Light Field Video Research Showcases High-quality Experience With Way More Flexibility
Google is taking immersive media technology to the next level, showing a practical system for light field video at SIGGRAPH 2020.
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.
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.
Meet the Juror: Javier Molina
Ready to meet another SIGGRAPH 2019 Juror? Find out more about Javier Molina, who helped select the 2019 Technical Papers.
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.
25 Stories You Might Have Missed From SIGGRAPH 2019
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Check out a roundup of some of the biggest stories out of SIGGRAPH 2019.
SIGGRAPH Spotlight: Episode 24 – Machine Learning and AI
SIGGRAPH 2019 Technical Papers Chair Olga Sorkine-Hornung sits down with four industry leading researchers to talk machine learning and AI in the latest episode of the SIGGRAPH Spotlight podcast.
Meet the Juror: Ken Museth
Ready to meet another SIGGRAPH 2019 juror? Find out more about Weta Digital’s Ken Museth, who helped select this year’s Technical Papers.