VRVis

VRVis is Austria's leading research center for visual computing and conducts with more than 70 employees innovative research and development projects in cooperation with industry and universities.

News

EU project
Press release: Patented technology from Austria makes accessibility a reality in museums
Under the leadership of VRVis, 11 European institutions came together to make museums fit for the 21st century thanks to Key Enabling Technologies.
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VRVis at the IEEE VIS 2019 conference in Vancouver
VRVis participated in the IEEE VIS 2019 conference with two papers and an information booth.
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VRVis presents latest Virtual Reality application at ISMAR 2019 and WCVRI 2019
Marina Lima presented a Virtual Reality project at the two renowned conferences ISMAR 2019 and WCVRI 2019 in China. Our Key Researcher Dieter Schmalstieg held a keynote.
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Data Science
VRVis and TU Vienna present joint Data Science and Visualization expertise in technology workshop for banks and insurance companies
On 17 October 2019, a technology workshop for the financial sector took place for the first time at the Wirtschaftskammer Wien, which was co-chaired by VRVis and TU Vienna.
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Award
Katja Bühler is nominated for Women in Tech Award 2019
Katja Bühler is nominated for the Women in Tech Award 2019 of the Federal Ministry for Digital and Economic Affairs and the Futurezone!
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Award
ACR Start-up Award for the young company "Aardworx" founded by VRVis employees
On October the 8th, 2019 the start-up "Aardworx" founded by VRVis employees was awarded as Start-up of the Year by Austrian Cooperative Research (ACR) as part of the ACR Enquete 2019 in the Vienna Chamber of Commerce.
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Science Communication
VRVis presented the tactile reliefs of the Multiple Senses research group at the European Researchers' Night
On 27 September 2019, the annual European Researchers' Night took place at the University of Applied Arts. The VRVis team presented the tactile reliefs of the Multiple Senses research group under the title "Interactive Paintings".
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Analysis of radar images provides information on bird migration route for environmental assessments
The paper "Feasibility Study For Automatic Bird Tracking and Visualization from Time-Dependent Marine Radar Imagery" by the Biomedical Image research group introduces a new tool that analyzes vertically recorded radar images with a specially programmed bird tracking algorithm.
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Publication
VRVis Annual Report 2018 is available now
The VRVis Annual Report 2018 provides information about our highlights, achievements and successes in the past year: we look back with satisfaction on 62 research projects, € 6.4 million turnover and 65 media reports!
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Corporate culture
VRVis Company Outing 2019
On 23 May 2019, the company outing led us to the Lower Austrian Provincial Exhibition, afterwards we did some hiking on the Hohe Wand.
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