After the online challenge finishes, the top 8 teams of the leaderboard are invited to the Final Day.
The finalists will meet in the afternoon in London on November 25th.
Here, the top 3 teams will present their projects for the jury who will decide the first three winners. The remaining 5 teams will be awarded based on their ranking on the leaderboard!
We’ll measure this by taking a ratio of the original mesh resource’s size in bytes and divide it by the compressed mesh resource size in bytes.
Ready, set, GO! How long’s the time of implementation for the decoding algorithm, including memory access and parallel execution?
Presentations
Rendered Mesh Quality
Presentation
Vote percentage: 20% For the 1st, 2nd & 3rd teams (based from the leaderboard)
Vote percentage: 20%
This needs to be retained close to the original. We’ll use both subjective and objective tools to measure its quality.
How convincing is your solution’s presentation?
→ The teams who make it to the top 3 on the leaderboard will present their work to the jury during the Final Day in London.
TEAMS
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Teams can be of 2-4 participants.
FINAL DAY
After the online challenge finishes, the top 8 teams of the leaderboard are invited to the Final Day.
The finalists will meet in the afternoon in London on November 25th.
Here, the top 3 teams will present their projects for the jury who will decide the first three winners. The other 5 teams will be awarded their prize based on their ranking on the leaderboard!
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