Creating Comics and Cartoons on Mobile Devices

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Dr. Bruce Gooch will talk about the technology behind two image and video processing apps that his company Insatiable Genius has recently released; Pencil FX and Comic Tycoon. The talk will demo 6 novel ideas for GPU based image processing. Dr. Gooch has patented, successfully defended and licensed this technology in Silicon Valley, Hollywood and on Madison Avenue.



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