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Very occupied recently so please allow me to just share a brief progress for last post! Like I mentioned last time, we have a basic idea about how to do hardware synchronization for multiple RealSense devices. Although the setup will become very complicated once we have more and further devices, let’s start from the simplest

I’ve been using procedural methods to create things in computer graphics for decades. I even developed some of the techniques that everyone in the field uses today. Through the years I have seen some incredibly impressive work by people using procedural rendering and modeling techniques. Some of this work has been in industry and some

In the past couple of weeks, many of us have been working on different aspects of what will become a volumetric capture camera rig we will use here at the lab. At this point in time, we have a rough prototype of what one wall of this rig will look like. This can be seen

Whew! I am now nearly two months into my undergraduate thesis, and it seems to me that the more I work, my drive for this project only increases with it. Honestly, that’s a huge relief given how darn big the scope of this project is. But, it’s really no surprise that this is the case.

Here are some BTS photos, from Kat Vlasova, of the motion capture days for our Siggraph 2019 piece.

NYU Aging Incubator announced its second Aging Award competition which aims at encouraging teams to design and develop tools or systems that would enhance research, policy or lifestyle for the older population. We applied to the competition with our VR system for balance. The current VR system we developed for balance training is a VR

Recently we are working on getting multiple real sense devices synchronized with each other through an external trigger. We found a very helpful white paper online https://realsense.intel.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/63/Multiple_Camera_WhitePaper_rev1.1.pdf. Intel described how multiple real sense devices are supposed to connect with each other. I visited ITP today, with the help of an adjunct professor, Deqing, I learned

Recently I had occasion to have my hands x-rayed. Those hands you see in the highly revealing photo are indeed mine. You could say it is a good digital likeness. 😉 After each x-ray has been scanned, the result goes up on a large computer monitor in the x-ray technician’s office. When the technician momentarily

The aesthetics of sound design for spatial audio are still in development. Lately, I was looking for examples of VR pieces which show excellent use of 3D audio with great sound design which enhances storytelling. Here are the ones I have gathered so far: DISPATCH by Here Be Dragons Spheres by Eliza McNitt Notes On