SONY's booth @ SIGGRAPH 2007

I'm back to Hong Kong now. It was really a great expereince in San Diego. Thanks to SONY for this opportunity to visit SIGGRAPH again and to speak on their stage.






Professional presenter Tim Noonan introducing the Cell Technology. That's Angus Mackay (in business suit) on the right, who did demos when guys from Side Effects or Havok couldn't came for doing demos themselves.


That's me presenting suminagashi simulation implemented on the Cell Computing Board. The ink fluid was rendered at a resolution of 2k x 1k in real-time. All processing was done on the RSX graphics chip.


Live demos.




Playing around with this punkin soup using fluid dynamics simulation.


I hope the audience liked what we showed.

Thanks to Araki-san for taking photos of me.

For more photos of SIGGRAPH 2007, see Zu's blog.

Update: Report from MyCom, posted on 24 August. This is not the first time people mis-wrote my university as 'Hong Kong University' rather than 'Hong Kong University of Science and Technology'. They're two seperate institutes.