This special issue of IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications (CG&A) aims to showcase the latest research and forward-looking developments in the field of Intelligent CAD.

This special issue of IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications (CG&A) aims to showcase the latest research and forward-looking developments in the field of Intelligent CAD.

This special issue of IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications (CG&A) aims to showcase the latest research and forward-looking developments in the field of Intelligent CAD.

This inaugural article sets the stage and scope for a new department in IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications: @theSource. In this department, we set out to address the questions, “How have open source projects and open Standards driven graphics innovations and applications?” and “What can we learn from them?” Thus, we are broadly concerned with how open communities and ecosystems have (and are) impacting computer graphics. The intent is to highlight: open source software (such as architectures, engines, frameworks, libraries, services); open Standards and open source data and models; and applications as well as the impacts of open graphics technologies. We also consider historical and summative reviews on the cultural and economic aspects of open source and open Standards graphics ecosystems, such as visualization and mixed reality.

This special issue of IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications (CG&A) aims to showcase the latest research and forward-looking developments in the field of Intelligent CAD.

This special issue will examine various needs and challenges, introduce innovative approaches and solutions and present robust methodologies.

This special issue will examine various needs and challenges, introduce innovative approaches and solutions and present robust methodologies.

This inaugural article sets the stage and scope for a new department in IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications: @theSource. In this department, we set out to address the questions, “How have open source projects and open Standards driven graphics innovations and applications?” and “What can we learn from them?” Thus, we are broadly concerned with how open communities and ecosystems have (and are) impacting computer graphics. The intent is to highlight: open source software (such as architectures, engines, frameworks, libraries, services); open Standards and open source data and models; and applications as well as the impacts of open graphics technologies. We also consider historical and summative reviews on the cultural and economic aspects of open source and open Standards graphics ecosystems, such as visualization and mixed reality.

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This special issue will examine various needs and challenges, introduce innovative approaches and solutions and present robust methodologies.

The emergence of generative AI, large language models (LLMs), and foundation models is fundamentally reshaping computer science, and visualization and visual analytics are no exception. We present a s...

This special issue explores the transformative potential of collaborative HAI in graphics and visualization.

This special issue explores the transformative potential of collaborative HAI in graphics and visualization.

This special issue aims to highlight BioVis, and state-of-the-art solutions created by the vibrant BioVis community.

This special issue aims to highlight BioVis, and state-of-the-art solutions created by the vibrant BioVis community.