Publications
Cosserat Rods with Projective Dynamics
ACM SIGGRAPH/EUROGRAPHICS Symposium on Computer Animation 2018
Carlota Soler, Tobias Martin, Olga Sorkine-Hornung
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[ paper | supplemental | video | scholar]
Projects
Karma Gigs at
Hack'n'Lead Zürich
November 2019
Developed during Hack'n'Lead hackathon in Zürich. A favor exchange network based on non-monetary reward system: Karma credit.
Winner of the Women++ challenge. Developed together with Irina Grinico and Phillipp Schürch.
Cosserat Rods with Projective Dynamics
September 2017
​Rod simulation with the Cosserat theory and projective dynamics solver.
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​Master thesis at ETH Zürich.
C++, OpenGL, Mitsuba render (Individual)
Rot It!
The game
September 2017
Multiplayer experience: every bacteria needs to conquer the floor faster than its opponents!
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Game Programming Lab, ETH Zürich.1st place on jury award.
Monogame/XNA, C# (4 students).
Implementation of a render and its diverse features
January 2016
Features implemented: rough conductor and dielectric, subsurface scattering.
Final render implemented by 2 sutdents.
C++ and comparisons to Mitsuba render.
Physics-based simulation of a Jenga tower
January, 2017
Physics based simulation of colliding rigid bodies. Replacement of Unity´s physics engine by ours.
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Unity, C# (3 students).
Simmetries of dance
February, 2017
Assesment of the correlation between body simmetry and performance while dancing.
Developed in Matlab.
Performance evaluation of a complex computer system
February, 2017
Build a multi-tier, distributed information system involving databases, networking, concurrent programming, and distributed systems.
Advanced Systems Lab, ETH Zürich.
Java, sockets, NIO.2.
Non-rigid registration of 3D face scans
January, 2015
Finding a common representation for 3D facial scans using PCA and non-rigid transformations.
Bachelor Thesis at EPFL.
C++ and Microsoft Kinect SDK.
