A 50 x 20 meter mural adorns the UN building in Vienna, accompanied by a tactile relief that makes the artwork by Fintan Magee barrier-free accessible.
VRVis developed the BrainTrawler software, a web-based tool for data science with brain data, in order to be able to use neuroscientific data in a meaningful way.
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Researchers of the Biomedical Image Informatics group at VRVis present their current work and new results at this year´s FENS Forum. The largest neuroscience congress in Europe is taking place in Vienna from 25 to 29 June 2024.
The heavy rain hazard map for the entire city of Hamburg is fully available online now. VRVis research partner Hamburg Wasser has implemented it, using the VRVis solution for flood simulation.
During the 11th Long Night of Research, VRVis presented its interactive, multi-sensory solutions for barrier-free art communication at the Vienna International Center.
For their paper on HORA 3D, the interactive web application visualizing flood risks for the whole of Austria, a team of VRVis, TU Wien and RIOCOM has won a Best Paper Award at EuroVis 2024.
VRVis opened its doors to the interested public on May 7, 2024 in an open house event.
On Daughters' Day 2024, VRVis welcomed two primary school classes and Vienna's Deputy Mayor Kathrin Gaál
New VRVis brochure provides best practice examples of Austrian cutting-edge technology.
The advent of smartphones or GPS has revolutionized the landscape of research projects, enabling broader participation from individuals outside scientific institutions. Through these tools, people can engage as citizen scientists regardless of their location or the time of day. Visualization provides additional support.
Johannes Novotny receives the Best Paper Award of IEEE VR 2024.
VRVis, TU Wien und Masaryk Universität organisieren gemeinsam die IEEE VIS 2025 Konferenz erstmalig in Wien.