Prof. Fujishiro gave an invited talk on identification of leading lines based on topological data analysis at Symposium on Connoisseurship to Computation: Rethinking the role of visual analysis in the study of art and its perception, The Visual Science of Art Conference (VSAC) 2025, which was held in Wiesbaden, Germany. Read more…
M2 student Matsumoto, Kuwana (currently in the Narumi Lab), and Tahara were awarded at the 198th CGVI Workshop. Yuya Matsumoto: “Semiautomatic cutout of foreground objects from 3D scene reconstructed with Gaussian Splatting,” IPSJ CGVI Best Presentation AwardMayuka Kuwana: “階層的ボリューム構造の非線形レイ走査による効率的なC^1連続のボリュームシェルマッピング,” IPSJ CGVI Best Presentation AwardHiroto Tahara: “Consideration of drainage in simulation Read more…
At IEEE PacificVis 2025 held in Taipei, Mr. Fuminori Shibasaki (M.E. March 2025), presented his research on identification of leading lines in artworks based on topological analysis of saliency maps. See more here (https://pacificvis2025.github.io/pages/index.html）
The 87th National Convention of the Information Processing Society of Japan was held from March 13th to 15th, and five bachelor thesis researches were presented by Aono, Onuki, Kitayama, Nakamura, and Miyashita. Aono and Nakamura received Student Encouragement Awards. Masahiro Aono, Issei Fujishiro: “Proposal of an LOD control model for anime production,” in Proceedings Read more…
4th undergraduate students, Aono, Kitayama, and Nakamura, presented their bachelor thesis researches at the Expressive Japan 2025 forum held on March 10th. Aono received an Excellent Poster Awards and the StudioGOONEYS Awards, Kitayama received an Excellent poster awards, and Nakamura received an Excellent presentation awards. Masahiro Aono, Issei Fujishiro：”Proposal of Read more…
In the four day program of SIGGRAPH Asia 2024 (https://asia.siggraph.org/2024/), Kuwana gave an oral presentation at the Technical Communications session. Mayuka Kuwana and Issei Fujishiro, “An Efficient and Smooth Volume Shell Mapping by Nonlinear Ray Traversal of Hierarchical Structures,” In SIGGRAPH Asia 2024 Technical Communications (SA ’24 Technical Communications), December Read more…
As a representative of the academic side, Prof. Fujishiro participated in Panel 2 titled “Computer Graphics Education in Japan Current Status and Future Challenges” at ACM SIGGRAPH 2024 Educator’s Forum. For more details, visit here．
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)