What a fantastic talk. Lots of wisdom and foresight condensed into these 50 minutes. As someone who recently started their clumsy descent into real-time ray tracing and computer graphics, I extra appreciated the advice and the life anecdotes. Rest in peace Mr. Parker, and a heartfelt thank you.

Some of my favorite memories were in the mid to late 80's at the Evans and Sutherland open houses.

the esteemed Mr Blinn is introduced here by Alvy Ray ("White Light") Smith, who wrote one of the first paint programs ... it was my pleasure and privilege to meet him, observe his work and get to use his wonderful paint program when I got to NYIT's Computer Graphics Lab in '78

Great talk , full of knowledge .

best moments: 11:50 - rare footage of the teapot and the tea-set 12:08 - "no, that's not my wife sitting there" 12:15 - rare footage of martin's original teapot (at the corner left) 14:35 - martin talking about his favorite versions of teapot 16:02 - walking teapot mentioned!! 17:35 - teapot giveaway!!!

Muchísimas gracias!!! no saben lo significativo que es para mi poder ver a estos genios en una conferencia.

Estamos siendo testigos del un sujeto singular, sin duda un adleantado que sentó las bases de este asombroso y maravilloso mundo gráfico digital, me emociona escuchar y ver los orígenes de esta hermosa ciencia y arte a la vez. Gracias por tanto.

Fascinating talk and incredible insight into the early history of real-time 3d graphics. Thank you so much for sharing.

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How much???? That is so awesome is there a way I can try one I miss walking and I miss standing at my full height of 6'2 I miss taking the stairs so please let me try one

I sit here rendering 37 million triangles in Keyshot and I'm glad I don't have to do these maths, but I appreciate the pioneering work. I started at the U of U in 2001 and slept through most of Dave Hanscom's classes, but eventually went to UVSC because they had a MUCH better program for computer graphics at the time.

I sometimes think of John's mother, and how proud she must of been of the entire family. She must have really suffered remembering her Germany.

The Fundamentals

The Fundamentals

The fundamentals

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Print a whole human. Give it false memories. Force it to work off world.

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That looks so much easier to go up stairs/ over stuff with. I need this, now. Rush that over priced company to produce it.

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What is the cost for one of these? There are many who need but cannot afford.

Is it waterproof?

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Congratulations to all!

I know there is no sound, but my imagination is making whirring robotic noises when he walks.

Bravo guys! This is great!

Dan Hanscom's programming C class was my first formal CS class. The hardware/software combo class: ahh, the brown suit cases... the wire wrapping... the debounce switches... it was 3am, in the U of U lab, when the software and hardware gave the correct set of prime numbers. 24 hours access to the CS lab was well used. I was impacted by the selective emissions in the CS department; a professor whispered in my ear to jump over to the EE department for Computer Engineering, so I could take all the CS/EE cross listed CS classes. The long hours were good preparation enabling graduate courses at the U of U and Stanford University, and a 25 year career at Intel Corporation designing computers starting with 180nm transistors. Today still driving down the size, reaching 20 and 18 angstroms, optimizing power/performance computing for the world.

I can help with uour development process.

The clip of the guy on the treadmill is misleading. He is a BK amputee

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I have the ottobock X3 but the foot is lacking. Would love to be in your trial

I’ve had the opportunity of walking on this leg and it is awesome. Dr Lenzi and his team have done a great job with this and the new partnership with Ottobock is one step closer to this being available to use outside the lab.

I’m in a battle to save my leg from damage caused by an extremely aggressive tumor. I hope that I will never need this kind of prosthetic but knowing that legs like these are being developed puts my mind at ease and if unfortunately have to get amputated, this is the first product that I hope to try out. I will keep following along with your progress and hope to see it land in the hands of people soon. Keep it up Utah, you guys are doing God’s work.

Hey other teachman!

How do I find out wear/ how to get one?

So anyone with $100K can be damn near normal. Awesome. I’ll still be using legos to make my legs. Peace.

This is so dope

Price ?

I saw you on 1:26:14 my son

Hai. The e ppt is not clear. Is it possible to get the ppt? Kindly let me know. It would be a great help

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Great event. I was there! ChemE PhD

This helps

I already have a bachelor's degree in petroleum engineering ..what can I do for my master's related to energy and far from fossil fuels

Very interesting concept. Now all that remains is to get close to each of the millions of fragments traveling in orbit at 17,400 mph and make them fall into the atmosphere. What does it take!

Can a second class lower Of petroleum engineering apply

Can Mechanical Engineering graduate is qualified to apply for Master's of Petroleum Engineering?