At NICOGRAPH 2024 of the Society for Art and Science, Prof. Fujishiro delivered a 40th anniversary invited talk. Additionally, Ms. Sakura Shinji (M2) presented their full paper on virtual manipulation of folk cultural assets and received a Student Encouragement Award.
From October 29 to 31, The 23rd International Conference on Cyberworlds (CW2024) was held at Kofu, Japan. From our laboratory, M1 Ishinuki gave an oral presentation. Takehiro Ishinuki，Issei Fujishiro：”Synthesis of Enthusiastic Collective Audience NPCs in VR Live Concerts”，(Publication page)
From October 21 to 23, The 19th International Symposium on Visual Computing (ISVC 2024) was held at Lake Tahoe, NV, UDA. From our laboratory, M1 Aoyama gave an oral presentation. Kohei Aoyama，Yuto Hayakawa，Issei Fujishiro：「3D Fluid Shape Control by Direct Manipulation」，(Publication page)
Visual Computing 2024, the top CG symposium in Japan, was held September on 10ｰ12, 2024, at Toyo University Akabanedai Campus. Tahara, Nishitani and Kuwana (M1) presented their works at paper sessions. Hiroto Tahara, Issei Fujishiro：”Consideration of drainage in simulation of foam flow on wall surface” (in Japanese) Mana Nishitani, Issei Read more…
From July 1 to 5, Computer Graphics International 2024 (CGI ’24) was held at Geneva. From our laboratory, D1 Yokota gave an oral presentation at TVC session.
D1 student Yokota and M1 student Kuwana were awarded at the 194th CGVI Workshop. Soma Yokota: “Visual simulation of opal—Representation of sintering and efficient search of diffracted ray direction—,” IPSJ CGVI Best Presentation AwardMayuka Kuwana: “Volumetric Shell Mapping Using Nonlinear Rays,” in Proceedings of SIG Technical Reports,” IPSJ CGVI Student Read more…
Prof. Fujishiro successfully organized the IEEE 17th PacificVis Conference at Mita Campus, Keio University from April 23 to 26, serving as the general chair. He was also appointed as the chair of the conference’s steering committee as of today. At the same time, he will serve as the Liaison to Read more…
The 7th Japan-Korea-China Joint Visualization Workshop (JKC-Vis 2024) was held at Keio University, Mita Campus, Tokyo on April 23rd, concurrently with the IEEE PacificVis 2024. Shibasaki, a second-year master’s student, presented research results on the visual analysis of leading lines in artworks during Session 1: Reports from Japan.
From April 22 to 23, The 1st Japan Visualization Symposium (JapanVis 2024) was held at Toyo University. From our laboratory, D3 Uchiki gave an oral presentation.