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SIGGRAPH 2003 Pt. 5

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August 1, 2003
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Yesterday was the last day at SIGGRAPH 2003. These last two days were full of excellent conferences and activities to attend and, above all, it was a chance to meet some really great people from around the world. Here are a few more pics: one of Elumens’ dome shaped displays – now there’s a nice flight simulator (view image), the brand new version of Shave for Max (view image), Vladimir Koylazov conjures up a fire using Chaos Group’s upcoming Aura plugin (view image), the end of an exceptional conference on autonomous robots with panelists from MIT, NASA, Sony, iRobot and Stan Winston Studios – this sea of chairs shows the size of one of the main conference rooms at the Convention Center (view image). Other highlights of the day included a conference on “Theater and CG” and another titled “The Future of CG Education”. Not to mention Pixar’s amazing Finding Nemo Special Session. More on that later.

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