Joe Geigel, D.Sc.
- Department of Computer Science
- CS Graphics and Applied Perception Lab
- GOLISANO Hall - Room 3527
- Joe.Geigel AT rit.edu
- (585) 475-2051
Joe Geigel is a Professor of Computer Science at the Rochester Institute of Technology and co-director of the CS Graphics and Applied Perception Lab at RIT.
He received his doctorate in Computer Science in 2000 from the George Washington University in Washington D.C. Previous to his academic career, Joe held a variety of research and development positions in industry at companies including Eastman Kodak, Bell Laboratories, Bellcore, and RCA Solid State. Just prior to joining the faculty at RIT, Joe was a Senior Web technologist at theatre.com / BroadwayOnLine.com where he applied 3D Web technologies to theatrical applications.
His main research efforts have focused on interdisciplinary multimedia projects that that combine computer science, real-time graphics, mobile devices, art, music, and theatre to create interactive live experiences, collaborating with artists, designers, musician and photographers from both within RIT and externally.
He uses these projects as a springboard for interdisciplinary education promoting collaboration and teamwork between artists and technologists. In addition to his work on these experiences, Joe has published in the areas of tone reproduction, virtual reality, facial motion capture, sound synthesis, multimedia systems, applied perception, and curricular design for graphics education.
He currently teaches graduate and undergraduate classes focusing on Computer Graphics, Global Illumination, Animation, Virtual Reality, and Interactive Musical Experiences.
Joe is an active and long time member of ACM/SIGGRAPH and a SIGGRAPH Pioneer. He is also an avid fan of Broadway musicals and pop music culture.
Affliations
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Allied Faculty - RIT, Program of Color Science
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Faculty Affliate - RIT MAGIC Center
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Extended Faculty - Golisano College Ph.D Program
Courses (Fall 2024)
Office Hours (Fall 2024)
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Tuesdays/Thursday 10am - 11am (or by appt)
Computer Graphics
- Interesting in a Graphics Related Grad Project? If you have a graphics related idea of your own you wish to pursue, come see me and we can talk further.
- For more info on graphics within the CS department, please visit the CS Graphics Web page at http://www.cs.rit.edu/~graphics.
Research Interests
- Computer Graphics
- Computation Tools for Artistic Expression
- Virtual and Augmented Reality
- Facial Expression Analysis
- Motion Capture and Animation
- Interdisciplanary Education
- All
- Affective Computing
- AR/VR
- Audio
- Bio
- Education
- Faces
- MoCap
- Music
- Photos
- REU
- Theatre
- Tone Reproduction
- Visualization
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Augmented Reality Theatre and Dance
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Enabling Virtual Theatre
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Emotional Empathy and Facial Mimicry of Avatar Faces
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Digital Docent
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Virtual Theatre: Farewell to Dawn
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Spatial Sound for Storytelling in VR
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User Intent in Immersive Smart Spaces
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Mobile Facial Recognition
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Tone Reproduction for VR
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Online vs. Face-to-Face Teaching
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Studying Online Learning
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MoCap for Orthopedic Diagnosis
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01X: Spatial Interface for Musical Performance
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Automated Blend Shape Creation
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01X: PULSE
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Multimodal Sensing for Cognitive Load
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Art, Music, Technology
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The Nostalgia Project
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Emotional Avatar Faces
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Face as an Interface
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VR Gaze and Gesture
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Art with the Face and Eyes
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Virtual Theatre: Motion Capture
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Virtual Theatre: Collaborative Coursework
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Teaching in Virtual Worlds
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Graphics Knowledge Base
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Virtual Theatre: What's the Buzz
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Virtual Photography
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Album Page Layout
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Photographic Tone Reproduction
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Protein Structure
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Sound Synthesis
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Network Simulation
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Singring and the Glass Guitar
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Been Set Free
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AR Fantasia
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The Canadian Wiggler
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S.M.O.O.C.H.
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Unabridged Emotions
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Virtual Karaoke
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Farewell to Dawn
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01X: PULSE
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01X: Interscapes
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01X: Cue
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The Nostalgia Project
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Virtual Theatre Talent Show
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Virtual Theatre Vaudeville Show
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Interplay: Carnivale
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Virtual Theatre: Critters
Contact info
- Address:
Rochester Institute of Technology
Department of Computer Science
102 Lomb Memorial Drive
Rochester, NY 14623 - Phone:(585) 475-2051
- Fax: (585) 475-7100
- Web: www.cs.rit.edu/~jmg
- Email: jmg AT cs.rit.edu