Applications
Tuesday, 10 August
8:30 - 10:15 am
Room 511AB
Session Chair: Leo Hourvitz, Maxis/EA

Abstract Virtual Environments for Assessing Cognitive Abilities Design and pilot testing of abstract virtual environments for evaluating decision-making in neurologically impaired subjects. Preliminary results are promising, suggesting further exploration of VEs for assessing cognitive abilities. Matthew Rizzo University of Iowa matthew-rizzo (at) uiowa.edu Joan Severson Digital Artefacts
Interactive American Sign Language Dictionary A PC-based American Sign Language-to-English dictionary that interacts with the user by means of a gestural interface: an AcceleGlove and a two-link arm skeleton. Jose L. Hernandez-Rebollar The George Washington University jreboll (at) gwu.edu Erick Mendez The George Washington University
Interactive Visualization of Exceptionally Complex Industrial CAD Datasets Interactively visualizing extremely large datasets using ray tracing. As a demonstration, a 350-million-triangle Boeing 777 model is rendered at several frames per second. Andreas Dietrich Universität des Saarlandes dietrich (at) graphics.cs.uni-sb.de Philipp Slusallek Universität des Saarlandes Ingo Wald Max-Planck-Institut für Informatik
Computer-Linked Autofabricated 3D Models for Teaching Structural Biology An AR system that allows virtual 3D molecular computational models to be overlaid onto tangible representations of molecules to enhance their semantic content and show dynamic properties. Arthur Olson The Scripps Research Institute olson (at) scripps.edu Alexandre Gillet David Goodsell Michel Sanner Daniel Stoffler The Scripps Research Institute Suzanne Weghorst William Winn University of Washington