Henry Fuchs
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Federico
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Henry
Fuchs is the Federico Gil Professor of Computer Science and Adjunct Professor
of Biomedical Engineering at UNC Chapel Hill.
He
has been active in computer graphics since the early 1970s, with rendering
algorithms (BSP Trees), hardware (Pixel-Planes and PixelFlow), virtual
environments, tele-immersion systems and medical applications. He received a
Ph.D. in 1975 from the
He is a member of the National Academy of Engineering, a
fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the recipient of the 1992
ACM-SIGGRAPH Achievement Award, the 1992 Academic Award of the National
Computer Graphics Association, and the 1997 Satava Award of the Medicine Meets
Virtual Reality Conference.
Wide Area Visuals
with Projectors
3D Telepresence for Medical
Consultation
Ultrasound/Medical Augmented Reality
Research
High-Performance Graphics Architectures (
Pixel-Planes & PixelFlow )
For some more recent
publications see Office
of the Future publications list
Comp
590 (Fall 2008) Introduction to Robotics
Comp
060 (Spring 2008) Freshman Seminar: Robotics with Legos
Comp 872 (Fall 2007) Exploring Virtual Worlds
Comp 060, old 006
(Spring 2007) Freshman Seminar: Robotics with Legos
Comp 239 (Fall 2006)
Exploring Virtual Worlds
Comp 006 (Spring
2006) Freshman Seminar: Robotics with Legos
Book
in progress (manuscript available in very limited numbers):
Fragments
of a Family: a Multigenerational Memoir on Hungary, the Holocaust, and
Emigration to a New World by
Marta Fuchs Winik, with Henry Fuchs
Panorama of my neighborhood in
Zurich, Switzerland, where I spent a recent sabbatical (at ETH)