2018 IEEE VR Los Angeles logo

March 18th - 22nd

2018 IEEE VR logo

March 18th - 22nd

In Cooperation with
the German Association for Electrical, Electronic and Information Technologies: VDE
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IEEE Computer Society IEEE

In Cooperation with
the German Association for Electrical, Electronic and Information Technologies: VDE

VDE Logo
IEEE Computer Society
IEEE

Exhibitors and Supporters

Diamond


National Science Foundation

Gold


VICON

Digital Projection

Gold Awards


NVIDIA

Silver


ART

Bronze


Haption

MiddleVR

VR-ON

VISCON

BARCO

Ultrahaptics

WorldViz

Disney Research

Microsoft

Non-Profit


Computer Network Information Center
Chinese Academy of Sciences

Sponsor for Research Demo


KUKA

Other Sponsors


Magic Leap

Exhibitors and Supporters

Fraunhofer IAO

Fraunhofer IAO will show its Visual Technologies lab, highlighting collaborative VR and Interactive Surfaces such as the 2D/3D projection table and the large-scale FusionWall tiled display. Other highlights are IAO’s Immersive Engineering Lab, a VR projection environment inte- grating a 5,5 m wide Powerwall with a 4-sided CAVE, as well as the Driving Research Lab featuring a full size immersive driving simulator. Furthermore, the High Performance Computing Center of Stuttgart Uni- versity will open its visualization Lab, highlighting leading-edge VR and visualization research in its 5-sided CAVE and tiled display wall.





Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics

At the Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics participants can visit the Cyberneum: a state-of-the-art Virtual Reality (VR) research facility, which is part of Heinrich Bülthoffs department for Human Per- ception Cognition and Action. It is equipped with several sophisticated VR systems that are providing unique opportunities to study human per- ception and human-machine interaction. This also includes two novel, in-house designed simulators – the CyberMotion Simulator and the Cable Robot Simulator. At the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Sys- tems, Michael Black, Director of the Department for Perceiving Systems will open the doors to his Capture hall. It houses a 4D full-body scanner – the only one of its kind in the world. It can fully record the body and its movements in space and time in high-definition. With this scanner a precise 3D avatar, the virtual equivalent of a person, can be reproduced.