This is incredible! There are so many applications for these simulations. I'm looking forward to the day these simulations can be used for rapid recipe development and prototyping.
Just thinking about the future potential for practical implementation of this technology is astounding. If temperature distribution can be balanced properly to simulate the existence of a heatsource, this could be used for extremely accurate hands-on virtual cooking media and simulations. Since different materials also have similar reactions to heat in comparison to the already shown tests, I have a hunch that this could possibly be the key to very realistic fire physics and scorching in games and special effects. Once consumer hardware and software gets powerful and accessible enough to use this sort of function, I'm almost certain this would be revolutionary if used in the common entertainment industry. I'm no expert on this, but, just from my limited understanding of the presentation, this is extremely exciting if you ask me!
Fascinating, essentially you're coding physics math into an engine while assigning object properties and then just letting things do as they would, with years of proven science to back what should be the result. Great work, I must wonder how resource heavy it is and what kind of computing would be needed to create larger, more complex scenarios.
to be more precise it lets you make predictions for a recipe without getting your hands all messy and dough. There is nothing in the model that makes it accurate besides its fitting capacity to the provided training data. Any tests are generating predictions for what will happen in the real world and they could be very easily wrong. Not disagreeing with you. Just thinking out loud about how I see this
Hi, what is the software used to do the implementation of the equations? Do you use your own code or you implement the code in some software?. I really enjoyed watching this work.
Hey, I’m a professional baker and I’d love to try some recipes on this technology. Where can I get this program. I’d love to perfect some recipes without real world trial and error.
I dont understand how you develop something like this. Like where to start? I can use Houdini to create a simulation. But this is a whole different level.
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The fact that they got the crumb structure correct on the bread from simulated baking is just insane
Bakery simulator 2020 is gonna be the next smash hit
Mind blown!!!!! Thank you for your thorough work! If only they taught this in cooking schools..... you'd have some insanely creative recipes!
This was the highlight of SIGGRAPH asia 2019. Really enjoyed the presentation
Phillip Voyle Thank you!
This is incredible! There are so many applications for these simulations. I'm looking forward to the day these simulations can be used for rapid recipe development and prototyping.
This is awesome! This is something I have been specifically waiting for.
Just thinking about the future potential for practical implementation of this technology is astounding. If temperature distribution can be balanced properly to simulate the existence of a heatsource, this could be used for extremely accurate hands-on virtual cooking media and simulations. Since different materials also have similar reactions to heat in comparison to the already shown tests, I have a hunch that this could possibly be the key to very realistic fire physics and scorching in games and special effects. Once consumer hardware and software gets powerful and accessible enough to use this sort of function, I'm almost certain this would be revolutionary if used in the common entertainment industry. I'm no expert on this, but, just from my limited understanding of the presentation, this is extremely exciting if you ask me!
Fascinating, essentially you're coding physics math into an engine while assigning object properties and then just letting things do as they would, with years of proven science to back what should be the result. Great work, I must wonder how resource heavy it is and what kind of computing would be needed to create larger, more complex scenarios.
Such impressive work.
I didn't really understand the science behind it, but that was so fun to watch. Good job y'all! You have much to be proud of ^^
Beautiful! Let's all cheer as you go viral! 😍
You know, this means that it let us test a recipe without even have to get your hands all messy with dough. :P
to be more precise it lets you make predictions for a recipe without getting your hands all messy and dough. There is nothing in the model that makes it accurate besides its fitting capacity to the provided training data. Any tests are generating predictions for what will happen in the real world and they could be very easily wrong. Not disagreeing with you. Just thinking out loud about how I see this
So I understand 0% of the science, but this is fascinating none the less.
getting virtually hungry
Is there any way this program would be available to the public?
Hi, what is the software used to do the implementation of the equations? Do you use your own code or you implement the code in some software?. I really enjoyed watching this work.
We write our own code, and I'm glad you like our work :)
Can't wait to play the next generation of sandbox games, potentially informed by the MPM related papers that exist now
Imagine playing a game where bots / monsters swim around in realistic food and gather stuff from it
@@Monogrammaton Give it 10 years, MPM is still quite heavy for games
what software is this?
Wish i could get my hands on this to play with
Very cool!
Hey, I’m a professional baker and I’d love to try some recipes on this technology. Where can I get this program. I’d love to perfect some recipes without real world trial and error.
Good job, guys! This is amazing! Could this research be used for robot bakers some day?
wtf this is amazing
great work
Most crazy shit I've seen for a while!!!!
need this tech for my GAME. in REALTIME
It will take many years bro
I dont understand how you develop something like this. Like where to start? I can use Houdini to create a simulation. But this is a whole different level.
Is like writing the Houdini algorithms
Oh dear god! This is super fascinating! Too bad I have no idea wtf you gals and guys are going on about.
Incredible
What’s the software????!!!!! I need to know immediately
We write our own code in c++.
Hi, can you provide a link or title to any published paper?
Tony Shh You can find papers from our group here: www.math.ucla.edu/~jteran/
amazing
incredible
I AM SO GOD DAMN HUNGRY
Do steak next, please!
omg cant wait till this get implemented inside 3dsmax
Houdini first! ;) BOP!
can you simulate rock formation ?
Really HOW?
Holy.....
this is insane
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science
The End. (mic drop)
can I have the algorithm please
I'm a master degree student and I have the MPM in a project so please i would be really greateful if you could help me
your voice is very soft and lovely, please marry me
But can they simulate that jet fuel can't melt steel beams?!? :D
lol what
Our world is a simulation.
incredible