Eurographics has recognized Prof. Michael Wimmer with the 2023 Outstanding Technical Contributions Award for his pioneering work in advancing the field of computer graphics through his research in real-time rendering, physically based rendering, computer games, point-based graphics, procedural modeling, shape modeling, and computational fabrication.
Our colleagues presented novel 3D printing materials at MaterialDistrict 2023, Utrecht (NL).
Their "MyCera" material is also available in the MaterialDistrict database at https://materialdistrict.com/material/mycera/.
Our colleagues from TU Graz presented their work at the Erasmus BIP+ Workshop "Concrete Modularity" held at the University of Bratislava.
Our colleagues exhibited innovative furniture and objects produced using innovative digital methods developed within the FWF Special Research Area Project: ADVANCED COMPUTATIONAL DESIGN (https://acd.tuwien.ac.at) at WOHNEN & INTERIEUR 2023.
Our colleague Kiumars Sharifmoghaddam will give an invited keynote talk on
"When Escher meets Miura: A Geometric Exploration on Foldable and Transformable Structures",
at MoNGeometrija2023 (June 7-10 2023, https://mongeometrija2023.ftn.uns.ac.rs/).
TU Graz hosted a course on foldable design for architectures students:
"Fold Your Space: From Parametric Foldable Design to Digital Fabrication",
organized and presented by our colleagues Milena Stavric and Kiumars Sharifmoghaddam (21-25 November 2022).
Our colleagues Johannes Schlusche (SP3), Julian Jauk (SP9), Viktoria Sandor (SP3), Mathias Bank (SP3), Hana Vasatko (SP9) and Felix Dokonal (IAM, TU Graz) hosted the "Point to Print" workshop at the University of Stuttgart during the AdvanceAEC Autumn School 2022.
Shervin Rasoulzadeh had the honour to be given the “Best Poster Award 2nd Place” during the Advance AEC Autumn School 2022 PhD Poster Session and Presentation hosted by the Cluster of Excellence IntCDC | University of Stuttgart.
We've presented selected topics from our SFB project at this year's GCD symposium on Fri, Sept. 9th, 2022.
Recorded talks are available online: https://gcd.tuwien.ac.at/?p=2996.
The paper "On origami-like quasi-mechanisms with an antiprismatic skeleton" by Georg Nawratil won the 3rd Best Paper Award at the 18th International Symposium on Advances in Robot Kinematics.