The graduation ceremony for undergraduate students of Keio University was held on March 23, 2023 at the Hiyoshi Commemorative Hall. Ms. Mayu Namai received one of the 2023 Masakazu Nakanishi Encouragement Awards, which are given to the best graduation theses Read more…
A paper on CC-Glasses, a color communication AR environment for CVD patients was presented at AHs 2023 (Augmented Humans Conference 2023) held in Glasgow, GB. See more here. This is the latest result from the Computational Ophthalmology Project with the Read more…
4th undergraduate students, Kodama, Shibasaki, Shinji, and Namai, presented their bachelor thesis researches at the Expressive Japan 2023 forum held on March 6th. Shibasaki received an Excellent Oral Presentation Award and the Polyphony Digital Award, Shinji received an Excellent Oral Read more…
The 85th National Convention of the Information Processing Society of Japan was held from March 2nd to 4th, and five bachelor thesis researches were presented by Shinji, Kodama, Namai, Shibasaki, and Yoshida. Shinji, Namai, and Shibasaki received Student Encouragement Awards. Read more…
A paper on visual simulation of opal uthored by S. Yokota and a paper on efficient many-light global illumination authored by S. Sugita were published in the latest issue (Vol. 52, No. 4) of the IIEEJ Journal. See more details Read more…
Prof. Fujishiro delivered an online invited speech titled “psychologically based stereoscopicviewing,” to Computer Graphics and Image Processing 2023 held in Tokyo.
The latest paper from the computational ophthalmology project with the University of Yamanashi was presented at ACM VRCAI 2022 held in a hybrid at Guangzhou. See more here.
SIGGRAPH Asia 2022 was held in Korea from December 6 to 9, 2022. Nishidate and Koroku gave presentations in Technical Communications and Posters, respectively. Yuki Nishidate and Issei Fujishiro: “Affine-Transformed Ray Alignment for Fast Ray Traversal,” in SIGGRAPH Asia 2022 Technical Communications (SA Read more…
The SAM team project on anamorphosis-based personal naked-eye stereoscopy was awarded the sixth Hagura Award.