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ProgramThe proceedings are now available from the Eurographics Digital Library .
The sessions and presentations in detail: Keynote: Concepts and Components for Interactive 3D Graphics - An Industrial Applications PerspectiveSlides (.pdf, 2.92 mb) Interactive 3D graphics systems have been built and used in specialized industrial applications in different areas. But systems have been very closed and monolithic. The talk will address the current state of the art and the coming requirements for open standards and necessary parts for making 3D interactive graphics an integrated and widely used component of industrial applications. Ludwig Groten is head of development at Realtime Technology AG. Before joining RTT he has worked in industrial applications for Virtual Environments for many years at DaimlerChrysler Corporate Research in Ulm. Demo SessionSponsored by Orad
Most of the presenters will demonstrate their results in practice and will be available for discussion on any topic. The session will be opened with a talk by Andrzej Wojdala, Director of Development, Orad Poland, titled "A scalable PC Cluster architecture for Virtual and Augmented Reality". The system will also be demonstrated during the demo session. Paper Session 1: Parallel SystemsParallel Stereo Visualization For Cluster With OpenInventor:
A Case Study For The Automotive Industry Parallel Architecture of an Interactive Scientific Visualisation
System for Large Datasets The OpenRT Application Programming Interface - Towards
A Common API for Interactive Ray Tracing Paper Session 2: MeshesAPI Design for Adaptive Subdivision Surfaces Adaptive Tessellation of Subdivision Surfaces in OpenSG A Framework for Dynamic Connectivity Meshes Paper Session 3: Interaction and CullingTRIPS - A Scalable Spatial Sound Library for OpenSG OpenManip: An Extensible Cross-Scene-Graph Framework for
Direct Object Manipulation An Occlusion Culling Toolkit for OpenSG PLUS Paper Session 4: High-Level ShadingAdvanced Environment Mapping in VR Applications Preserving Realism in Real-Time Rendering of Bidirectional
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