53-558 Reality Computing Studio

12 units, Carnegie Mellon University

Reality computing encompasses a constellation of technologies focused around creating digital captures of physical reality laser scanning, photogrammetry, working with spatial data CAD, physical modeling, simulation, and using that data to simulate, interact with, and influence the physical world augmented reality virtual reality, 3d printing, robotics. The studio will focus on utilizing these technologies to capture places and objects to digitally recreate them for archives, artifacts, and interactive experiences. We will explore and analyze how to optimize these creations for realtime rendering and analyze how these platforms bridge the divide between virtual and real.

Prerequisites: none listed

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