The iCinema Research Centre is focused on the creative development of AI-based visualisation across the Faculties of Arts, Architecture & Design, Engineering, Science and UNSW Canberra, to address pressing and unpredictable scenarios such as wildfires.
iFire is the world’s first artificially intelligent visualisation system that explores the unpredictable nature of wildfires.UNSW Sharepoint iFire: Read more
iCASTS is a virtual reality system that recreates hazardous mine environments to train up to 30 trainees simultaneously, developed in collaboration with Australian mining companies.
iModel investigates an AI spatial aesthetic that facilitates the digital modelling of operatic rehearsal design, developed in collaboration with Opera Australia.
Four ARC-funded computer graphic projects by Prof. Dennis Del Favero exploring how we interact with extreme climate events have been selected for exhibition at Cavallerizza Museum and ReContemporary Foundation, Turin from September 13 to October 21, 2023. Ranging from the violently autonomous dynamics of wildfires to the oceanic forces faced by climate refugees, they probe the interactive nature of climate aesthetics.
Dr Susanne Thurow will present papers on our ARC-funded iModel project at this year’s editions of International Symposium on Electronic Art and Prague Quadrennial. The events will run from May 16-21 and June 8-18, respectively.
Prof. Claude Sammut was elected President of the RoboCup Federation. RoboCup is an international scientific initiative with the goal to advance the state of the art of intelligent robots.
The ARC-funded netARChive project will be presented at Powerhouse Castle Hill in September 2023. It will give visitors the opportunity to handle a range of precious objects from the 1850s Powerhouse collection in VR and AR using the hand-tracking feature of Meta’s Quest2 headset.