Prof. Fujishiro gave an invited lecture titled “Challenges of Smart Ambient Media” at The Media Frontier Symposium, which took place at Hachioji Campus of Tokyo University of Technology.
A digital signage system HYDRO using interactive hybrid imaging was introduced in The Penmak (A Montly Round-up of Keio News and Research), No. 43.
The 5th VCS (Visual Computing Seminar) will be held on February 13. The speaker is Koya NARUMI, a project lecturer at Tokyo University. The title is “計算製造とマテリアル・インタラクション” See more details on VCS page.
Prof. Fujishiro gave an invited lecture on ANSWER, a stereoscopic viewer at the School of Computer Science, Hangzhou Dianzi University (HDU, Zhejiang, China), where he is a visiting professor.
A recent paper titled ‘DiffMat: Latent Diffusion Models for Image-guided Material Generation’ by authors Liang Yuan, Dingkun Yan, Suguru Saito, and Issei Fujishiro, has been published in the Elsevier Journal of Visual Informatics. This paper delves into innovative approaches in 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 Read more…
Following a recommendation from CGI 2022, the latest paper on HYDRO, an interactive public display system using hybrid images, was published in Elsevier’s Journal of Virtual Reality and Intelligent Hardware. For more details, visit here.
KEIO TECHNO-MALL2023 was held in Tokyo International Forum on December 15. Shinji and Namai, first-year master’s students, gave a presentation. Issei Fujishiro and Sakura Shinji：”Visual Intelligence: The World of AI-Driven Graphics (1) Reproduction of First-Person Manipulation of Cultural Assets,” KEIO Read more…
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 Read more…
