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Pixar Research Group Home Page
The primary mission of the Pixar Research Group is to develop new technology for use in our films.
We are also developing new methods for exporting our characters to other
media, such as games and animatronic robots.
More information can be found in our Online Library.
The group consists of award winning researchers working in areas such
as rendering, physical simulation, animation, geometric modeling, rigging, and
user interfaces. More...
News and Highlights
- Intern Kenrick Ken's paper about selection
on a multi-touch display has won a best student paper award at Graphics Interface 2009.
Read the paper...
- Tony DeRose will chair the SIGGRAPH 2010
papers program.
- Disney announces the creation of new research labs in Pittsburgh and Zurich.
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- Rob Cook will be a Featured Speaker at the first SIGGRAPH Asia
conference, December 10-13 in Singapore.
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- Researcher Michael Kass worked with a number of other Pixarians and
Walt Disney Imagineers to bring the Wall-E robot to life.
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