From 1995 to 1997 I was a Research Associate with the Computer Science Department at Stanford University. My research focused on virtual environments, in particular the Responsive Workbench. I also worked on acceleration techniques for ray tracing and wavelets on the interval for radiosity.
Since 2001 I am heading the Virtual Reality Systems Group at Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, Germany. My more recent work revolves around multi-viewer display technology, input devices and interaction techniques, visualization, and real-time rendering - see our publications.
Some Responsive Workbench Pictures
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- The Stanford main quad (model by Jeff Feldgoise)
- A kit-of-parts model built with only a small set of building blocks (model by Jeff Feldgoise)
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"I'd rather be windsurfing..."
- The Stanford main quad (model by Jeff Feldgoise)
