Attract worldwide attention when you take part in the year’s largest exhibition of products and services for the CG and interactive techniques market. Meet leaders from all over the globe—who have definite plans to buy.
Exhibitor Prospectus
Be seen by more than 15,000 accomplished leaders in the computer graphics and interactive techniques industry who are in the market for new technologies and solutions. Build relationships with attendees in the fields of production and animation, research and education, arts and design, gaming and interactive, and new or emerging technologies.
To ensure that your first year exhibiting at SIGGRAPH is a great experience, we offer first-time exhibitors special opportunities to reach our global audience and maximize exhibit investment:
Academic institutions can participate in the SIGGRAPH Exhibition at a reduced rate. Each year, universities and institutions from around the world share their educational programs, research initiatives, and collaborative exchanges with attendees. If your programs are related to computer graphics and interactive techniques, this is an invaluable opportunity to connect with your key audience.
Business Wire is the official news distribution partner for SIGGRAPH 2019 and offers all exhibitors news release distribution and measurement tools to help maximize public relations efforts. More information is available in the Exhibitor Manual.
Forge a genuine relationship with potential customers at Exhibitor Sessions. Demonstrate software, hardware, and systems to show just how your product or service can improve technical or professional performance.
2019 Exhibitor Sessions
From Previs to Final in Five minutes. Epic Games teamed up with Ninja Theory, Cubic Motion, and 3Lateral to create the world's first believable human driven live by an actress within an Unreal Engine game world.
A tactile feedback device that delivered effective and expressive tactile sensations in free air, without requiring the user to wear a physical device. Combined with interactive graphics and applications, AIREAL enabled users to feel virtual objects, experience free-air textures and receive haptic feedback with free-space gestures.
Birdly was an installation that explored the experience of a bird in flight. Unlike a common flight simulator, users do not control a machine. Instead, they embody a bird, the Red Kite. To evoke this embodiment, the system relied on sensory-motor coupling. Participants controlled the simulator with hands and arms, and a head-mounted display provided a first-person perspective of a bird.