Montréal ACM SIGGRAPH’s Post

Our technical paper about learned volumetric texture inference of wood was published in Computer Graphics Forum this week! Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/gmwGtjZi Figure explanation: Left - a photograph of a physical piece of solid wood. Right - a computer rendering of the approximated appearance of a bunny cut out from that piece of wood. #cgf #computergraphics #research #materialtexturing

🌟 Excited to share a new blog post on the fascinating topic of "Image Editing with Gaussian Splatting". This comprehensive guide delves into the intricacies of this powerful technique, exploring its applications and implications in the field of image editing and computer graphics. Whether you're a seasoned professional or a curious newcomer, this post offers valuable insights. Learn more at https://ift.tt/yU0JSnu #ImageEditing #GaussianSplatting #ComputerGraphics

What’s New @ IEEE? IEEE Xplore now has Image Search! Subscribers can now easily search and browse the digital library of nearly 30 million images, graphics, charts, schematics, flowcharts and more from IEEE journal articles and conference papers. By enabling users to perform keyword search queries of image metadata, users can quickly and easily search and view the graphical representations and supporting content within an article to further help them identify the content that would best suit their research needs. Find out more about this and other new IEEE Xplore features and publications on 11 June by attending What’s New @ IEEE for Libraries. 🗓️ REGISTER TODAY: 🔗 https://loom.ly/NTQkV9o

2024b Release Highlights are now here ! Check out What's New in MATLAB and Simulink! #MathWorks #MATLAB #Simulink #NewRelease #2024b #MATLABChampion

What do we mean by "nonlinearity"? You can learn more with the courses and guides on nonlinear systems and complex theory here: https://lnkd.in/euTS2Jwr Slide graphics and text taken from our concept cards: https://lnkd.in/eAyNkEqg

Graphics-heavy digital twins look great but need high-end computers and can be hard to integrate. Code-based graphics are browser-friendly and practical for business use. Platforms like Google Earth load only visible areas to manage load. Public institutions can't use Google Earth for specific needs like city management or underground pipelines. We need tailored digital twin tools, making code-based graphics essential. #DigitalTwin #Graphics #GoogleEarth #CityManagement #webgl #blender

I'm excited to share my latest blog post, "Transforming Colors with Matrices." In this post, I delve into the fascinating world of color manipulation through matrix transformations, a fundamental aspect in graphics programming and digital image processing. By understanding how matrices can affect colors, you'll gain valuable insights into enhancing your projects and refining visual outputs. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting in the field, this post offers practical examples and clear explanations that can elevate your skills. I invite you to read the full post and explore the techniques that can transform your approach to color in digital media. You can find the blog post here: [Transforming Colors with Matrices](https://ift.tt/BSAYpm2)

Last week's ACM SIGGRAPH computer graphics convention took a whole new dimension; once a niche playground for computer scientists, it's quickly becoming a source of inspiration to brands hoping to supercharge their marketing. ⚡️ From high-fidelity material scanning to interoperable 3D tools and applications, new innovations in computer graphics are helping marketers build creative campaigns and products at a much greater velocity than ever before. ⏱️ #SIGGRAPH2024 "While the conference has historically been research-focused, potential applications of the technologies showcased are too significant for advertisers to ignore, and I expect will see a larger marketing presence at the event for years to come," writes Innovation Strategist Hon-Ming Gianotti on our blog. Learn more 👉🏼 https://bit.ly/4cn0oki

Checkout our course on "C Pointers": https://lnkd.in/gSmuiRBu This course will enable you to think and use pointers like a professional senior/staff engineer in ~6Hrs. Specifically, ways to  - Visualize - Think, - Reason, and - Design The course takes a detailed hands-on approach, explaining the code, the theory, and the underlying system details one should consider when dealing with pointers in C. It is full of graphics, annotation and hands on demo that the students can try along in GitHub Codespaces.

Question: Has anyone ideated a tangible set of tokens to teach and explore the concept of "graphical encoding" (a là Bertin's Semiology of Graphics)? I'd like to use one in class to teach students how the same information can be encoded in many different ways.