Introduction to Computer Graphics: Ray Tracing Basics

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Explores the history, development, and features of Rhino software, highlighting its impact on various industries and collaborations with companies like Honda.

Physically-based Differentiable Rendering

Covers Physically-based Differentiable Rendering in the context of Realistic Graphics Lab at EPFL, exploring its applications and future potential.

Introduction to Rhino: Surfaces and Meshes

Introduces the fundamentals of working with NURBS and surfaces in Rhino, covering tools for creating curves, surfaces, and meshes.

Introduction to Rhino Surfaces and Meshes

Introduces working with surfaces, polysurfaces, and solids in Rhino, covering rendering, material editing, and mesh creation.

Lighting and Rendering in Rhino

Explores lighting, rendering, and Vray novelties in Rhino, covering directional, rectangular, and punctual lights.

Rasterization - Shading / Visibility

Covers shading techniques and visibility algorithms used in computer graphics.

Lighting: Shadows and Recursion

Explores multiple light sources, shadows, recursive ray tracing, and lighting computations in ray tracing.

Triangle Meshes: Ray Tracing and Spatial Data Structures

Delves into Phong Lighting, deepfake technology, triangle meshes, and spatial data structures for ray tracing.

Solar Optics: Basics and Applications

Explores the history, basics, and applications of solar optics, including solar concentration and optical system design.

Taking High Quality Snapshots

Covers capturing high-quality snapshots and the concept of ray-tracing for realistic images.