Shibasaki presented at JKC-Vis 2024

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.

Bachelor thesis researches presented at the 86th IPSJ National Convention

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 Kuwana received Student Encouragement Awards. Takehiro Ishinuki and Issei Fujishiro: “Generating Reactive Audience NPC Amplifying Enthusiasm” (7ZG-07). Yuya Read more…

Three presentations at EJ 2024 by Ishinuki, Nishitani, and Matshumoto

4th undergraduate students, Ishinuki, Nishitani, and Matsumoto, presented their bachelor thesis researches at the Expressive Japan 2024 forum held on March 5th, and all presenters received an Excellent Oral Presentation Award. Takehiro Ishinuki and Issei Fujishiro: “Achieving Enthusiasm in Virtual Live Concert Through the Synthesis of Sympathetic Audience NPCs,” in Proceedings of Expressive Read more…

At Visual Computing 2022, five students presented their works, and two of them received awards

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…