Scary? Not really, it just means that it can't be used as evidence against you anymore. :) Just like editing pictures and movies was "scary as hell" back in the day, now it can't be used as evidence because it may have been tampered with.
The saddest thing of this is that every siggraph present very good ideas that then aren't implemented in common software like maya, cinema4d or blender.
it's the first thing that comes to my mind. oh look! a fantastic tech that would make an amazing work... never released to the public or implemented in a way that can be used. bummer :L
Actually a lot of it gets integrated in software, just takes time, but also some of the prototypes presented here have very specific use so it's not worth to invest time in implementing them in a general purpose modeling software.
just want to point out the low cost stretch sensing glove would be awesome if made in to like a new version of a controller for VR stuff. like that old glove controller, but actually knowing what you are making now just pitching this out there that i would totally buy that
I'd love to see a game using that key art tech. Games are looking more and more realistic, but we've yet to see a game that can fool you into thinking it was hand-drawn.
I'm not so sure about that. Go back like 15.. 20 years and there's a game made entierly in clay animation. I think a lot of old adventure games are actually hand drawn. I guess it's a definition question.
"I'm gonna go get the papers ...get the papers." You're welcome: 1) drive.google.com/file/d/1v5B81G-cwGXVXw2l6dDJbSk5vwTnTV5a/view 2) cs.uwaterloo.ca/~c2batty/papers/Goldade2019/adaptive_viscosity.pdf 3) www.seas.upenn.edu/~cffjiang/research/fang2019visco/fang2019visco.pdf 4) computationalsciences.org/publications/huang-2019-ferrofluids/huang-2019-ferrofluids-hr.pdf 5) www.pirk.info/projects/synthetic_silviculture/index.html 6) mrl.snu.ac.kr/research/ProjectScalable/Page.htm and the rest of them here: kesen.realtimerendering.com/sig2019.html
it's expensive to go there, and unless you're a profesional in that field or researcher or something, it's pointless to go there. Unless you're going to buy patents from their creators or something..
Some of the events are live-streamed (Real-Time Live is a great event that streamed last year). Most of the tech papers and some presentations have video recordings that are available to the public for a short bit before being archived in the ACM Digital Library so you can check them out there shortly after the conference. If you're a student, or even recent grad in the case of SIGGRAPH Asia, and are interested in the industry of computer graphics, I highly suggest looking out for and applying to be an student volunteer (SV) for future SIGGRAPH conferences; You won't have to pay for registration in exchange for working around the conference. As xl says, it IS expensive to attend (not even taking into account the travel/hotel costs), and if you don't plan on working in film, games, animation, etc, it most likely won't be worth it. But if you are planning to work or do something with computer graphics, it's one of the best learning and networking events imo. I'm probably biased bc I've served as an SV for a couple years, but again, I think it's amazing and just plain fun.
Yeah that's one thing I don't understand is people act like "Oh no deepfakes are going to allow fake videos of people and stuff" but like misinformation already is a sucky problem and all we have to do is word a headline on reddit in a malicious way and barely anyone will read the article to see what's actually going on
I am working on an AI that views TH-cam videos I don’t have time to view and leaves comments for me. But it currently has a glitch and leaves a swear word at the end of each comment in caps. SHIT
Great!!! You guys spent all this time and money finding better ways to lie. Objectively, that's it! False sense of power. We're still stuck in the same planet and can't even get over war, because everyone lies, all the time. Real arguments as to how I'm wrong are welcome, everything else, is a waste of time. whatever emotions you feel during the act of reading this comment are entirely your responsibility, getting over it and moving on to find out the truth is where's at.
![[SIGGRAPH 2020] AnisoMPM: Animating Anisotropic Damage Mechanics](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/eXJi7pkUZn0/mqdefault.jpg)
These videos are a yearly treat for me
yes sir.
you are not alone dude :)
oo it's Paul Simon in the wild
Some people have Christmas, we have Siggraph.
sadly you never know where the technology ends up..
I have said it before and will say it again, SIGGRAPH is the convention of Wizards.
IM GONNA GIVE ALL THE BUNNIES KNITTED JUMPERS AND THEY WILL BE WARM AND IT WILL BE GOOD
you monster!
but aren't they gonna melt?
Change a speech by editing a text transcript. That's actually scary as hell.
4 years old technology
The next step will be changing a video by adding comments.
@@stromboli183 You can do that with images already, I guess you could make a video with a set of those edited images.
Scary? Not really, it just means that it can't be used as evidence against you anymore. :)
Just like editing pictures and movies was "scary as hell" back in the day, now it can't be used as evidence because it may have been tampered with.
Next: this technology will reconstruct a youtube video given only the comments.
What a time to be alive!
Trailer of the year, please dont spoil it in the comments
Every year Siggraph is giving us a glimpse of the future.
My rabbit did not appreciate the sweater as much as I thought she would.
Will first appear in Snapchat, couple years later in pro software, 10 years later Adobe will sale it to us as innovation.
Thanks for blowing my mind. Now I have to pick up all the pieces.
that split bread absolutely stunning!!
😳😳😳 Well, that was freaking amazing.
who are the six people who dis-approve of this literal wizardry?
Artists scared for their jobs
These people are wizards and science + research is magic. I am convinced.
Excellent. Thank you for adding this
The saddest thing of this is that every siggraph present very good ideas that then aren't implemented in common software like maya, cinema4d or blender.
it's the first thing that comes to my mind.
oh look! a fantastic tech that would make an amazing work... never released to the public or implemented in a way that can be used.
bummer :L
It's not so easy to implement bugged and lagging prototype into a consumer product, uknow
@@bvg129 lazy people
@@bvg129 more like researchers think that they can get a company started with a single-purpose tool
Actually a lot of it gets integrated in software, just takes time, but also some of the prototypes presented here have very specific use so it's not worth to invest time in implementing them in a general purpose modeling software.
THE KING IS BACK
Expecting the future relieves the loneliness of many people!
Let's find a way to cure loneliness by using technology
just want to point out
the low cost stretch sensing glove would be awesome if made in to like a new version of a controller for VR stuff. like that old glove controller, but actually knowing what you are making now
just pitching this out there that i would totally buy that
Wow! There's so much happening in my industry! Love SIGGRAPH.
Excellent. Looking forward to actually using any of these things in the 2030s.
Videogames of the future are going to be epic.
I'd love to see a game using that key art tech. Games are looking more and more realistic, but we've yet to see a game that can fool you into thinking it was hand-drawn.
I'm not so sure about that. Go back like 15.. 20 years and there's a game made entierly in clay animation. I think a lot of old adventure games are actually hand drawn. I guess it's a definition question.
@@Mireneye I want a Neverhood MMORPG
Darn it I am going to be up all night downloading papers!! Thanks Siggraph!
"I'm gonna go get the papers ...get the papers."
You're welcome:
1)
drive.google.com/file/d/1v5B81G-cwGXVXw2l6dDJbSk5vwTnTV5a/view
2)
cs.uwaterloo.ca/~c2batty/papers/Goldade2019/adaptive_viscosity.pdf
3)
www.seas.upenn.edu/~cffjiang/research/fang2019visco/fang2019visco.pdf
4)
computationalsciences.org/publications/huang-2019-ferrofluids/huang-2019-ferrofluids-hr.pdf
5)
www.pirk.info/projects/synthetic_silviculture/index.html
6)
mrl.snu.ac.kr/research/ProjectScalable/Page.htm
and the rest of them here:
kesen.realtimerendering.com/sig2019.html
We're annually getting one step closer to be able simulate universe.
This is incredible
In some ways this is bigger than E3 for me.
Unlike the things shown at E3, these things actually exist :-P
21st century VFX presented with 20th century audio!
wow cg is getting easier at a incredible pace...Hollodeck from TNG coming soon.
I only just learned about siggraph like a month ago and I'm so interested. I wont be able to go but will it be live streamed?
it's expensive to go there, and unless you're a profesional in that field or researcher or something, it's pointless to go there.
Unless you're going to buy patents from their creators or something..
Some of the events are live-streamed (Real-Time Live is a great event that streamed last year). Most of the tech papers and some presentations have video recordings that are available to the public for a short bit before being archived in the ACM Digital Library so you can check them out there shortly after the conference.
If you're a student, or even recent grad in the case of SIGGRAPH Asia, and are interested in the industry of computer graphics, I highly suggest looking out for and applying to be an student volunteer (SV) for future SIGGRAPH conferences; You won't have to pay for registration in exchange for working around the conference. As xl says, it IS expensive to attend (not even taking into account the travel/hotel costs), and if you don't plan on working in film, games, animation, etc, it most likely won't be worth it. But if you are planning to work or do something with computer graphics, it's one of the best learning and networking events imo. I'm probably biased bc I've served as an SV for a couple years, but again, I think it's amazing and just plain fun.
Light fields are back, remember what happened in 1996?
M Levoy
that single image portrait relighting is insane
I love watching this Adobe R&D samples
This is the pinnacle of black magic.
I just want the source code for everything, is there a github link somewhere? :)
Yes please :))))))
whats the name of this cool background coding song ? :)
So great! I wish to see more of this.
Dang! You humans are catching up to us fast!! This is great stuff
ok, but which one of them has a fully functional open source code available to download ?
Holy shit we are in the fucking future right now these things are incredible!!
How many of these are propereitary and would never come to Blender?
Music credits? Great track
Scary and fun at the same time lol! Awesome tech
This is amazing.
The video thing I believe was fake he didn't say simply editing he just said editing when the transcript was edited.
Cant wait!
Amazing!
Awesome compilation work ! I just discovered this channel and I subscribed within the minute ! Keep up the awesome works, congrats !
thanks for the weird ass recommended youtube. this is some quality stuff
Got my ticket!
Good video but the mic quality could be better.
The Muscle simulation has an interesting team.. 3/4 are named Lee.
woooow very nice
The music is too loud
guys, it's coming...
This is amazing
2:24 give me it. I don't care of much I have *two* kidneys
wow! amazing
mind blowing
maby but i need time to improve and finding haw the work's
2:24 Didn't Infinite Jest warn us of this?
astounding, GG
idk why this is in my recommended but I ain't complaining
Because cool people just like you like cool stuff just like this. Je weet toch!
@@ronnetgrazer362 the unexpected nederlands is the deadliest
Didn't understand it but this looks cool
I find the future of CG both amazing and terrifying.
We now live in an age of propaganda in which nothing can be trusted.
nothing could've been trusted before too ;)
Yeah that's one thing I don't understand is people act like "Oh no deepfakes are going to allow fake videos of people and stuff" but like misinformation already is a sucky problem and all we have to do is word a headline on reddit in a malicious way and barely anyone will read the article to see what's actually going on
how is that different from using a fake quote, or just lying ?
amazing
Good work😊
🧐😳🤯🤯🤯
Are you guys hiring? I want in lol
yeaaaah my head just exploded
2:45 makes comic making easy
These people must be graduates of Hogwarts
coolest movie I've seen
IDK how to feel about this video
Anyone else here cos their comp science teacher made them watch this
I wan't this glove !!!!!!
no you dont.
10 Giga Rays.
I am working on an AI that views TH-cam videos I don’t have time to view and leaves comments for me. But it currently has a glitch and leaves a swear word at the end of each comment in caps. SHIT
Two minute papers
That's almost scary
Lol all great and then it never gets implemented
Fake, nothing of thos works properly
shape-shifting and thrifting.
AI is some serious shit!
Great!!! You guys spent all this time and money finding better ways to lie. Objectively, that's it! False sense of power. We're still stuck in the same planet and can't even get over war, because everyone lies, all the time. Real arguments as to how I'm wrong are welcome, everything else, is a waste of time. whatever emotions you feel during the act of reading this comment are entirely your responsibility, getting over it and moving on to find out the truth is where's at.
get help
Wtf