The 50th anniversary celebration of the Visualization and Information Society of Japan was held at Kogakuin University, Shinjuku, Tokyo, and Prof. Fujishiro was awarded the Distinguished Service Award. Since 2009, he has served two terms as a vice president, the chairman of the 49th VSJ Symposium, and the 33rd president.
The 2nd VCS (Visual Computing Seminar) will be held on June 6. The speaker is Kunio KONDO, a professor emeritus at Tokyo University of Technology. The title is “NPR に未来はあるか－コミュニケーションを助ける理解と表現－” see more details on VCS page
The 1st VCS (Visual Computing Seminar) will be held on May 10. The speaker is Kei Iwasaki, a professor at Saitama University. The title is “現実世界の照明・材質情報を用いた高精細な画像生成と質感表現” see more details on VCS page
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.
The SAM team project on anamorphosis-based personal naked-eye stereoscopy was awarded the sixth Hagura Award.
A pre-proof version of a paper on muti-dimensional time-series subsequence clustering of a Blazar visual analytics system TimeTubesX was published in the Astronomy & Computing Journal. See more details here.
A paper on individualized actual torso for draping as a result of the collaborative project with Wayo Women’s University was published in the latest issue (Vol. 51, No. 4) of the IIEEJ Journal. See more details here.
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Visual Computing 2022, Japan’s largest CG symposium, was held October 6-8, 2022, at Kyoto International Conference Center. Five oral presentations, more than a quarter of the total number, were accepted, and Ishitobi (D3), Hoshikawa (M2), Koroku, Nishidate, and Yokota (M1) gave presentations. Ishitobi and Yokota received VC paper award (2nd Read more…