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.
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.
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.
‘Interactive Style Transfer to Live Video Streams’ Creates New Possibilities for Artists
Ondřej Texler discusses how his team’s award-winning interactive style transfer demo was developed and assists artists in creating new work.
Your Guide to Must-see SIGGRAPH 2020 Content
Use this guide to check out 10 of SIGGRAPH 2020 participants’ most-added sessions from the virtual conference.
How Google Is Making Streamable Light Field Video a Reality
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Peek behind the research for additional insight into Google’s “DeepView Immersive Light Field Video” project, winner of the SIGGRAPH 2020 Best in Show – Immersive Experience award.
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.