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.
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…
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…
Shibasaki, a first-year master’s student, was honored with the 26th Excellent Research Presentation Award for “A comparative study on visual analysis of leading lines based on differential topology and eye tracking results,” during the technical exchange session at the Institute of Image Information and Television Engineers Annual Winter Convention 2023.
NICOGRAPH2023 was held in Nanto City Creator Plaza Sakura Crea, Japan from November 30 to December 3. Koroku, a second-year master’s student, gave a presentation of the following full paper. Yui Koroku and Issei Fujishiro: “MoNACA: Anime-like Motion Transferby Adaptive Partitioning of Articular Trajectories” (in Japanese), in Proceedings of NICOGRAPH 2023, Read more…
A paper on a house dance design system authored by R. Oji (ME, March 2023) was published in the Journal of the Society for Art and Science. Ryo Oji, Issei Fujishiro: “A house dance design system based on constructive choreographic process,” Journal of the Society for Art and Science, Vol. Read more…
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…
On June 27th, 2022, the IPSJ SIG on Computer Graphics and Visual Informatics 186th Meeting was held online. At the end of the meeting, Riwano Ikeda (M2) and Yuki Nishidate (M1) received their FY2021 CGVI Awards: Riwano Ikeda, Issei Fujsihiro: “SpiCa: Effect design support with 3D pottery wheel-type transparent canvas” Read more…
An online version of a paper on a machine learning-based semi-automatic generation of many natural-looking NPCs in terms of facial appearances, colors of hair and clothes, and outfits was published in the Wiley Journal of Computer Animation and Virtual Worlds. This is the latest achievement of a CA team project Read more…