IBM Watson defeated Jeopardy! champions Ken Jennings and Brad Rutter in February 2011. It was the first high-profile public demonstration that a machine could beat humans at open-d

3D stereoscopic imaging uses two slightly offset images (one for each eye) to create the illusion of depth. This early CPUTER demonstration explores passive 3D rendering techniques

COMDI LIVE — CPUTER presentation on live video conferencing infrastructure, pre-Zoom era.

Interactive Globe — a demonstration of real-time 3D globe manipulation for presentations and dashboards.

Early network infrastructure demonstration showing the intersection of physical cabling, switching, and end-user experience.

CPUTER Interactive Lab — a showcase of early interactive display and kiosk technology.

My Cars — automotive interface demonstration from the CPUTER early-product era.

The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings trailer. The game pushed forward both narrative design and rendering technology of its era.

4D printing is the process of 3D-printing objects that self-transform over time in response to heat, water, or other stimuli. This TED talk by Skylar Tibbits introduces the concept

Kinetic sculptures use motion as a primary artistic medium. This demonstration shows synchronized mechanical and digital motion.