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

Update
VRVis continues to be at your service regardless of the coronavirus (COVID-19)!
Regardless of exit and legal restrictions, VRVis continues to operate as usual through work-@-home.
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COVID-19
How simulation saves lives
The corona crisis shows how essential Visual Computing methods are to make large amounts of data exploitable: Simulations allow highly realistic scenarios and prognoses about the further development of the pandemic.
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Award
Katharina Krösl wins the Best Research Demo Award of the IEEE VR 2020 with her live demo "XREye"
Katharina Krösl won the Best Research Demo Award with the live demo of her project "XREye".
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20th anniversary celebration
CANCELLED: VRVis birthday party
Due to the current corona situation, the VRVis birthday festivities have to be postponed. An alternative date is in progress.
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Award
Katja Bühler is awarded with the TU-Frauenpreis
On March 3, 2020 Katja Bühler, head of our Biomedical Image Informatics group, was awarded with the renowned TU Women's Prize.
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Science Communication
CANCELLED: VRVis goes Wiener Forschungsfest
VRVis presents the tactile reliefs and the Multimedia Guide for Museum Objects at the Wiener Forschungsfest.
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Inclusive Digitalization
VRVis at the Zero Project Conference 2020
VRVis and KHM Vienna presented the tactile relief and the Multimedia Guide for Museum Objects for barrier-free museums of tomorrow at the Zero Project Conference 2020.
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Award
VRVis received the Zero Project Award 2020
VRVis receives together with the Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna the Zero Project Award 2020.
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Award
VRVis receives the eAward in the category "Social Responsibility"
The EU-funded participatory research project "ARCHES" was awarded the eAward 2020.
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MINERVA
Final presentation of the MINERVA project
On December 19, 2019, our researcher Thomas Ortner presented the 3D GIS program MINERVA at the European Space Research and Technology Center in Noordwijk, Netherlands.
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