The audio-visual immersion of game engines and virtual reality\/mixed reality has a vast range of applications, from entertainment to productivity. Physical simulation is required in these applications to produce nuanced, believable renderings that respond fluidly to unpredictable user interaction. Simulating sound phenomena synchronized with visuals must be done within tight real-time constraints. The wave behavior of audible sound is quite different from visible light, requiring fundamentally distinct techniques. The resulting challenges have impeded practical adoption in the past, but these barriers are finally being overcome, with accelerating usage of advanced sound technologies in interactive applications today.<\/p>\n
In this webinar led by Microsoft Principal Researcher Dr. Nikunj Raghuvanshi, learn the ins and outs of creating practical, high-quality sound simulations. You will get an overview of the three components of sound simulation: synthesis, propagation, and spatialization. For each, we will review the underlying physics, research techniques, practical considerations, and open research questions. Special focus will be on Project Triton: a sound propagation technology being designed at Microsoft Research that ships in major games and virtual reality experiences today.<\/p>\n
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Resource list:<\/strong><\/p>\n *This on-demand webinar features a previously recorded Q&A session and open captioning.<\/p>\n\n