Deadline is tomorrow! Get your submissions in shape now! :)

Its is amazing to see all acm_scf submissions flow in, so much great work (just skimming titles)! You have a few more hours to submit. Keep them coming :D

Our top-sponsor Onshape by PTC is hosting a virtual open-to-all research symposium next week August 2nd! Check out the agenda and sign up for free here: onshape.com/en/education/r… We look forward to see y'all at the symposium!

wow did you check out the acm_scf website?! Look at these keynotes! scf.acm.org/2023/keynotes.… Masoud Akbarzadeh (Penn Architecture) Zachary Cordero (MIT AeroAstro) Scott Hudson (CMU Human-Computer Interaction Institute) Virginia San Fratello (San José State University) Ezri Tarazi (Technion Israel) and Nobuyuki Umetani (UTokyo | 東京大学)

We made the paper decisions! Our area chairs have worked hard to condense a larger than ever number of submissions to 12 excellent papers which we will see at ACM SCF October 8-10 in NYC! Cornell Tech + reminder: demo and sketch talk tracks are open! keep them coming :)

Huge congrats to all authors of accepted papers! I am very excited for your talks at SCF in a little over a month :) don't forget to also submit a demo. It will be great fun to experience your work first-hand at our interactive live demo!

Reminder to submit your acm_scf demos and sketch talks this week! We are excited to welcome you all at Cornell Tech in three weeks, to be inspired by your work!

We are _really excited_ for all the amazing demos and sketch talks that came in yesterday! Thank you for submitting great work to ACM Symposium on Computational Fabrication. We will send out notifications soon! If you got excited too, register now: scf.acm.org/2023/register.…

Notifications are out for the demos of ACM Symposium on Computational Fabrication! Really looking forward to a wide gamut of demos including drone assembly, sculpting with functions, anodized titanium drawing, laser polishing and much more! <3 congratulations to accepted authors!

make sure to register today for acm_scf to avoid the higher late-registration fee and to catch the announcements we will send out tomorrow! scf.acm.org/2023/register.…

✨Come checkout our work #StructCode at @ACM_SCF ✨ #StructCode leverages existing fabrication artifacts to embed codes in laser cut objects. Huge shout out to Doga Dogan #CHI2025, who’s the first author, Grace Tang and Richard Qi, and the amazing advisors Stefanie Mueller and Thijs Roumen!

we are live again with the second day of ACM SCF! Masoud Akbarzadeh from UPenn is kicking it off with a great keynote <3 join us in-person at Cornell Tech or via zoom: cornell.zoom.us/j/97104221168?…

and ..... its a wrap! ACM SCF 2023 is finished--we had a wonderful time with amazing keynotes, presentations, sketch-talks, demos and much more! Thanks to everyone for making this possible and see you next year in Aarhus!

I am thrilled to announce that the recordings of ACM SCF are now on the website, for all who did not have the fortune to join us during this fantastic conference at Cornell Tech or those who want to relive all the fun. Find the links in the schedule: scf.acm.org/2023/schedule.…

fresh from the press (while some media is still processing) here are the recordings of ACM SCF 2023 available for everyone to watch! enjoy! thanks to Cornell University for making their servers available for this. vod.video.cornell.edu/channel/channe… (the link will soon appear on our website too)

StructCode hides data within finger joints and the kerf cuts of living hinges. hackster.io/news/embedding…

very cool article on the MIT website about the work I just published at acm_scf -- credit goes to lead author Doga Dogan and the fantastic presenter Vivian Chan

The SCF 2023 proceedings are live! Enjoy dl.acm.org/doi/proceeding…

Yay! SCF'23 proceedings are out!🥳 You can access our paper 𝑺𝒕𝒓𝒖𝒄𝒕𝑪𝒐𝒅𝒆 here: dl.acm.org/doi/fullHtml/1… ℹ️ Project page - StructCode: Leveraging Fabrication Artifacts to Store Data in Laser-Cut Objects hcie.csail.mit.edu/research/struc… Vivian Chan Thijs Roumen Stefanie Mueller ACM SIGGRAPH

SplatOverflow: Asynchronous Hardware Troubleshooting TL;DR: That's probably the most creative application of 3DGS I have ever seen :) Abstract (excerpt): SplatOverflow creates a novel boundary object, the SplatOverflow scene, that users reference to communicate about hardware.