Microsoft PhD Summit 2019: Nikunj Raghuvanshi [Short Talk]

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Project Triton aims to bring the acoustic realism in games and VR on-par with photo-realistic lighting. It accurately models wave effects like diffracted occlusion, scattering, and reverberation of sound in real-time and has shipped in several major games.



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Project Triton
acoustic realism
virtual reality sound effects
occlusion model
acoustics in games
PhD Summit
Nikunj Raghuvanshi
Microsoft Research