The ACM has just put out the call for entries in this year’s SIGGRAPH2011 Real-Time Live event, where people submit examples of Real-Time rendering work and get a chance to demonstrate it live on-stage.
Building on its debut at the SIGGRAPH 2009 Computer Animation Festival, Real-Time Live! expects to continue its trend of growth and excellence at SIGGRAPH 2011. We are seeking cutting-edge examples of real-time graphics and simulations, including:
- Military or industrial simulations
- Interactive animation and graphics
- Research projects
- Computer games
- Real-time art explorations
- Scientific visualizations: medical, astrophysics, astronomy
- Interactive data visualization and information graphics
As long as the submission is interactively controlled, rendered in real time, and repeatable for a live audience, it will be considered. Accepted work will be demonstrated live on a PC or game console.
Even if you don’t plan to submit anything, make sure to check out last year’s demos in this short roundup video.
