Freshmen kicked off their TU journey by transforming simple shapes into imaginative 3D creations during Unbox Your Imagination in 3D. Guided by Professor Burris, students got hands-on experience with the same tools used in gaming and animation — and walked away with something they built themselves.
TU CSG students reveal the tools and techniques behind creating 3D digital twins for virtual reality in a new video tied to their research on the VIRSA system. From 3D scanning to procedural modeling, their work showcases the future of smart installations and immersive tech.
TU CSG students made a major impact at the 2023 IEEE DTPI Conference with the publication and presentation of their research on 3D digital twins for VR-based smart systems. In addition to presenting their peer-reviewed paper, the team earned the Best Poster Award, showcasing their leadership in immersive tech and simulation design.
Senior student Bridget Kurr from The University of Tulsa’s Computer Simulation & Gaming (CSG) program proudly showcased her research on 3D scanning and processing techniques for digital twins at the 2023 International Blender Conference, the largest global gathering of artists, developers, and contributors in the Blender community.