News Article: iDesign
The iDesign project, which is led by Scientia Prof. Dennis Del Favero and develops a virtual set design system for the Sydney Theatre Company and NIDA, has been featured on UNSW’s Newsroom.
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iCinema
The iCinema Centre for Interactive Cinema Research is a cross-faculty creative arts, engineering and science Centre at the University of New South Wales.
Scientia Professor Dennis Del Favero has been awarded an ARC Laureate Fellowship for the Burning Landscapes project Photo Credit: iStock.com/Patrick Honan
iCASTS
iCASTS is a virtual reality system that recreates mine environments for training scenarios, displayed in multiple theatre modes including AVIE for group training and iDome for individual training.
iModel
iModel investigates an interactive spatial aesthetic that facilitates the digital modelling of operatic rehearsal design.
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ARC DECRA Fellowship Award
Dr Wafa Johal, Co-Leader of the iCinema Intelligent Database Systems program, has been awarded a prestigious ARC DECRA Fellowship to investigate human-centred robot learning enabling machines to adapt to their environment. Funding includes two PhD appointments.
ARC Laureate Fellowship Award
Professor Del Favero has been awarded a five-year $3.5M ARC Laureate Fellowship to develop an AI visualisation platform that can artistically depict unpredictable wildfire scenarios, with funding for two Programmers, two Post-Docs and two PhDs.
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