Graphics & Interactive Techniques Research Group

	“If we knew what it was we were doing, it would not be called research, would it?” *– Albert Einstein*
Founded in 1999 by Dr. William Joel, the Graphics & Interactive Techniques Research Group provides a vehicle for students and faculty to engage in cutting edge research in computer graphics and interactive technologies.
Projects:	Development of an Open Source Motion Capture System Computational Model for Animated Character Aesthetic Behaviors Taxonomy for Animated Character Aesthetic Behaviors Development of Intelligent Toys Pseudo Fracture of Glass
Summer Graphics Research Institute:	Each summer, beginning in 2014, GITRG has sponsored a six-week research institute where students are hired as full-time research assistants. Each project team is assigned either one of several ongoing research projects, or a project new to GITRG. These summer endeavors have resulted in a series of presentation submissions to international conferences.

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