The four day online program of Visual Computing and Visual Communications (VC+VCC) 2021 (https://cgvi.jp/vc2021) was successfully completed with the record-breaking number of 628 participants today. Prof. Fujishiro was the general chair for the symposium. Next early October, VC+VCC 2022 is scheduled to be collocated with Pacific Graphics 2022 in Kyoto, to form CG Kyoto 2022. Prof. Fujishiro continues serving as a member of the VC+VCC steering committee.
From March 18 to 19, the 193rd technical report meeting of the Information Processing Society of Japan’s special interest group on Computer Graphics and Visual Informatics (CGVI) was held at the Keio University Hiyoshi Campus. Read more…
The 86th National Convention of the Information Processing Society of Japan was held from March 15nd to 17th, and five bachelor thesis researches were presented by Ishinuki, Matsumoto, Nishitani, Tahara, and Kuwana. Ishinuki, Matsumoto, Nishitani, and Read more…
Ishitobi (PD) received the IPSJ Yamashita SIG Research Award for his presentation “Crack generation and bend of coated films due to aged deterioration―Visual simulation of a quasi-static process by combination of fracture judgement and bend Read more…
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