On the evening of SIGGRAPH 2026, you're invited to the "AI Workflows Summit" focuses on performance-driven, actor-centric AI workflows.
The AI Workflow Summit is an evening for production professionals who want a practical look at how AI-enabled tools are being used to improve real-world production workflows.
This is not a generative AI showcase. The focus is on tools that use deep learning, computer vision, volumetric capture, denoising, reconstruction, and workflow automation to help production teams work better, faster, and with more creative control.
The event will bring together professionals from virtual production, SFX, computer vision, volumetric media, AI tools, standards organizations, and production technology for a mix of hands-on demos, technical discussion, and industry conversation.
Throughout the evening, attendees will be able to network with peers, see practical demonstrations, and hear from people working directly on the tools and standards shaping the next generation of production.
The program will cover topics including Gaussian splats, real-time volumetric media workflows, AI-enabled production pipelines, standards for emerging production tools, and how deep learning can support, not replace, the creative and technical teams behind production.
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Highlights
- 3 hours 30 minutes
- In person
Location
2844 N Hollywood Way
2844 North Hollywood Way
Burbank, CA 91505
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Agenda
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Hands on Virtual Production Demo and Networking
Network with industry professionals from the SFX industry, AI tools, computer vision, volumetric video, virtual production, and more while seeing hands-on demos of AI tools.
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The State Gaussian Splats
Ian Williams from NVIDIA will discuss everything you’ve ever wanted to know about Gaussian splats—from the standards adopting them to how they are being used in virtual production, as well as the latest developments in the field.
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Real time Volumetric Video Workflow and Standards
Denny Breitenfeld, from Skyrim.AI and President of the Volumetric Format Association, will discuss and demonstrate the current state of real-time capture, processing, compression, and streaming of volumetric content, and what the next 12 months could mean for the media industry.