Clément Jambon
@clementjambon.bsky.social
PhD student at MIT💻 I love Computer Graphics🎨 Previously at SNU, ETH Zurich, Nvidia, Inria and École polytechnique🔙 I run, cycle and 🍻 during my free time.
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wave_tracer 0.1 released
wavetracer.dev
wave_tracer combines path tracing and wave optics in a novel way, for practical general-purpose wave simulations across a variety of EM modalities and applications.
wavetracer.dev
wave_tracer combines path tracing and wave optics in a novel way, for practical general-purpose wave simulations across a variety of EM modalities and applications.
August 30, 2025 at 3:23 PM
wave_tracer 0.1 released
wavetracer.dev
wave_tracer combines path tracing and wave optics in a novel way, for practical general-purpose wave simulations across a variety of EM modalities and applications.
wavetracer.dev
wave_tracer combines path tracing and wave optics in a novel way, for practical general-purpose wave simulations across a variety of EM modalities and applications.
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Come see our talk on "Pocket Time-Lapse" at SIGGRAPH today at 4pm in the Image Representation, Editing, & Generation session!
West Building, Rooms 118-120
West Building, Rooms 118-120
August 13, 2025 at 8:39 AM
Come see our talk on "Pocket Time-Lapse" at SIGGRAPH today at 4pm in the Image Representation, Editing, & Generation session!
West Building, Rooms 118-120
West Building, Rooms 118-120
Starting from tomorrow, I’ll be at SIGGRAPH in Vancouver to present BrepDiff, our B-rep generative model. 🛬 Feel free to reach out if you’d like to grab a coffee and chat! ☕️
📢 I'm excited to share BrepDiff, our single-stage B-rep diffusion model, which enables unconditional generation and editing of B-reps.
This work will be presented at #SIGGRAPH2025 with @mingilikesmangos.bsky.social, @dongsuzhang.bsky.social, and Young Min Kim.
🌐: brepdiff.github.io
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This work will be presented at #SIGGRAPH2025 with @mingilikesmangos.bsky.social, @dongsuzhang.bsky.social, and Young Min Kim.
🌐: brepdiff.github.io
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August 8, 2025 at 10:29 PM
Starting from tomorrow, I’ll be at SIGGRAPH in Vancouver to present BrepDiff, our B-rep generative model. 🛬 Feel free to reach out if you’d like to grab a coffee and chat! ☕️
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Really excited to share this with you all! The website is already live at anadodik.github.io/publication/...
August 5, 2025 at 3:59 PM
Really excited to share this with you all! The website is already live at anadodik.github.io/publication/...
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Logarithmic maps are incredibly useful for algorithms on surfaces--they're local 2D coordinates centered at a given source.
Yousuf Soliman and I found a better way to compute log maps w/ fast short-time heat flow in "The Affine Heat Method" presented @ SGP2025 today! 🧵
Yousuf Soliman and I found a better way to compute log maps w/ fast short-time heat flow in "The Affine Heat Method" presented @ SGP2025 today! 🧵
July 2, 2025 at 6:23 AM
Logarithmic maps are incredibly useful for algorithms on surfaces--they're local 2D coordinates centered at a given source.
Yousuf Soliman and I found a better way to compute log maps w/ fast short-time heat flow in "The Affine Heat Method" presented @ SGP2025 today! 🧵
Yousuf Soliman and I found a better way to compute log maps w/ fast short-time heat flow in "The Affine Heat Method" presented @ SGP2025 today! 🧵
📢 I'm excited to share BrepDiff, our single-stage B-rep diffusion model, which enables unconditional generation and editing of B-reps.
This work will be presented at #SIGGRAPH2025 with @mingilikesmangos.bsky.social, @dongsuzhang.bsky.social, and Young Min Kim.
🌐: brepdiff.github.io
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This work will be presented at #SIGGRAPH2025 with @mingilikesmangos.bsky.social, @dongsuzhang.bsky.social, and Young Min Kim.
🌐: brepdiff.github.io
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June 30, 2025 at 2:36 PM
📢 I'm excited to share BrepDiff, our single-stage B-rep diffusion model, which enables unconditional generation and editing of B-reps.
This work will be presented at #SIGGRAPH2025 with @mingilikesmangos.bsky.social, @dongsuzhang.bsky.social, and Young Min Kim.
🌐: brepdiff.github.io
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This work will be presented at #SIGGRAPH2025 with @mingilikesmangos.bsky.social, @dongsuzhang.bsky.social, and Young Min Kim.
🌐: brepdiff.github.io
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Ever wondered how badly we're all addicted to buying new GPUs in graphics labs?
Come see our talk at #SIGGRAPH2025 to discuss how we can collectively move "Towards a sustainable use of GPUs in Graphics Research"
with @elie-michel.bsky.social @axelparis.bsky.social Octave Crespel and Felix Hähnlein
Come see our talk at #SIGGRAPH2025 to discuss how we can collectively move "Towards a sustainable use of GPUs in Graphics Research"
with @elie-michel.bsky.social @axelparis.bsky.social Octave Crespel and Felix Hähnlein
![MOTIVATION
Graphical Processing Units (GPUs) are at the core of Computer Graphics research. These chips are critical for rendering images, processing geometric data, and training machine learning models. Yet, the production and disposal of GPUs emits CO2 and results in toxic e-waste [1].
METHOD
We surveyed 888 papers presented at SIGGRAPH (premier conference for computer graphics research), from 2018 to 2024, and systematically gathered GPU models cited in the text.
We then contextualize the hardware reported in papers with publicly available data of consumers’ hardware [2, 3].
REFERENCES
[1] CRAWFORD, KATE. The Atlas of AI: Power, Politics, and the Planetary Costs of Artificial Intelligence. Yale University Press, 2021.
[2] STEAM. Steam Hardware Survey. https://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey
[3] BLENDER. Blender Open Data. https://opendata.blender.org](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:gpta66q3ots5ia23kvfzpu5r/bafkreidqnyftshkcmtpzqlxsknnvcn34xszafururgdixddtcuzrmwloqq@jpeg)
June 1, 2025 at 2:12 AM
Ever wondered how badly we're all addicted to buying new GPUs in graphics labs?
Come see our talk at #SIGGRAPH2025 to discuss how we can collectively move "Towards a sustainable use of GPUs in Graphics Research"
with @elie-michel.bsky.social @axelparis.bsky.social Octave Crespel and Felix Hähnlein
Come see our talk at #SIGGRAPH2025 to discuss how we can collectively move "Towards a sustainable use of GPUs in Graphics Research"
with @elie-michel.bsky.social @axelparis.bsky.social Octave Crespel and Felix Hähnlein
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📢New England Symposium on Graphics 2025 is BACK on April 26 at at MIT. Join us for inspiring talks, including a keynote by Prof. Wojciech Jarosz (Dartmouth) plus a poster session, networking, and more. Attendance is FREE—register now: forms.gle/5zWWAQL4KtU7.... Full details: nesg.graphics
March 25, 2025 at 2:04 PM
📢New England Symposium on Graphics 2025 is BACK on April 26 at at MIT. Join us for inspiring talks, including a keynote by Prof. Wojciech Jarosz (Dartmouth) plus a poster session, networking, and more. Attendance is FREE—register now: forms.gle/5zWWAQL4KtU7.... Full details: nesg.graphics
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I've just announced my new (blazing-fast) kernel for implicit surfaces: mattkeeter.com/projects/fid...
It's got something for everyone: Cool graphs! Multithreaded WebAssembly! Terrible mesh topology! JIT compilers!
After three years, I'm excited to finally show it off to a wider audience 😎
It's got something for everyone: Cool graphs! Multithreaded WebAssembly! Terrible mesh topology! JIT compilers!
After three years, I'm excited to finally show it off to a wider audience 😎
January 8, 2025 at 3:17 PM
I've just announced my new (blazing-fast) kernel for implicit surfaces: mattkeeter.com/projects/fid...
It's got something for everyone: Cool graphs! Multithreaded WebAssembly! Terrible mesh topology! JIT compilers!
After three years, I'm excited to finally show it off to a wider audience 😎
It's got something for everyone: Cool graphs! Multithreaded WebAssembly! Terrible mesh topology! JIT compilers!
After three years, I'm excited to finally show it off to a wider audience 😎
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Following over 1.5 years of hard work (w/@njroussel.bsky.social &@rtabbara.bsky.social), we just released a brand-new version of Dr.Jit (v1.0), my lab's differentiable rendering compiler along with an updated Mitsuba (v3.6). The list of changes is insanely long—here is what we're most excited about🧵
November 26, 2024 at 3:09 PM
Following over 1.5 years of hard work (w/@njroussel.bsky.social &@rtabbara.bsky.social), we just released a brand-new version of Dr.Jit (v1.0), my lab's differentiable rendering compiler along with an updated Mitsuba (v3.6). The list of changes is insanely long—here is what we're most excited about🧵