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Interactive Representation of Architectural Design: The Virtual Design Studio as an Architectural Graphics Laboratory [PDF]
, 1999 This paper introduces the Virtual Design Studio (VDS), an internet based design studio environment established by ifib. VDS transfers lessons learned through research projects in the field of Computer Supported Co-operative Work (CSCW) being carried out ...
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Architectures of Graphic Processors for Interactive 2D Graphics
Computer Graphics Forum, 1988AbstractInteractive 2‐D systems have benefited greatly from the improvements in 1C technology. Today, the trend is to relieve the host computer from low level tasks through increasing the graphic system's computational power. The introduction of video RAMs has solved the problem of contention for memory cycles between the display generator and the ...
G. Fontenier, Pascal Gros
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VLSI-Architectures for Computer Graphics
1985Both academic researchers and commercial concerns are increasingly interested in applying VLSI technologies to graphics systems: For researchers, graphics systems offer an attractive model for study of computer architectures in VLSI: these systems have a small well-defined set of operations and simple data and control structures, making these ...
Gregory D. Abram, Henry Fuchs
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An interactive graphics display architecture
Proceedings of IEEE Virtual Reality Annual International Symposium, 2002A technique for redesigning a display controller within a traditional graphics display system is outlined. By performing complicated computations within the display controller, the system may be optimized for the needs of a virtual reality display system.
Matthew Regan, Ronald Pose
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A processor architecture for 3D graphics
IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications, 1992The DLX/3DCP architecture that uses a method of parallel processing on 3-D vectors to overcome the problem of the large number of floating-point operations required in 3-D graphics which limits the performance of graphics systems is described. The architecture's design offers general-purpose programmability from the high-level object-oriented language ...
Yulun Wang +2 more
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Architecture of a Graphics Processor
[1992] Proceedings the 19th Annual International Symposium on Computer Architecture, 2005The design principles that were applied in the design of the integer-RISC machine, are applied to the design of the Reduced Instruction Set Graphics Processor. The processor instruction is defined after critical evaluation of the common graphics operations.
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The Titan Graphics Supercomputer architecture
Computer, 1988The design criteria for the Titan are outlined, and the hardware, architecture, and implementation developed to meet them are examined. The key architectural elements in Titan are described, and the reasoning behind their selection is presented. Titan's processor subsystem is explored, focusing on how it reduces the cost and complexity of graphics ...
Tom Diede +4 more
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An architecture for transforming graphical interfaces
Proceedings of the 7th annual ACM symposium on User interface software and technology - UIST '94, 1994While graphical user interfaces have gained much popularity in recent years, there are situations when the need to use existing applications in a nonvisual modality is clear. Examples of such situations include the use of applications on hand-held devices with limited screen space (or even no screen space, as in the case of telephones), or users with ...
Edwards, W. Keith, Mynatt, Elizabeth D.
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Software architecture for graphical interaction
IBM Systems Journal, 1980Pointing at items on a graphics display is one of the most useful methods of interacting with a system graphically. This paper examines existing graphical support and lists requirements for high-level support of graphical interaction. The architecture of a prototype system with high-level support for graphical interaction is presented.
Daniel L. Weller +5 more
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A middleware architecture for mobile 3D graphics
International Journal of Parallel, Emergent and Distributed Systems, 2005Mobile graphics, which involves running networked computer graphics applications on mobile devices across wireless networks, is a fast growing segment of the networks and graphics industries. Running networked graphics applications in mobile environments faces a fundamental conflict; graphics applications require large amounts of memory, CPU cycles ...
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