Juan Soberanes is a cybersecurity enthusiast with a mission to revolutionize technology learning through entertainment. Recognizing the need for diverse perspectives in the cyber field, Juan founded CyberDucky as a movement to bridge the technology gap.
On Friday, April 19, aiEDU was one of five founding organizations to launch and lead the first-ever National AI Literacy Day.
Experience ‘Cabin Night’, a mesmerizing film by Chao Yu from Laney College, crafted within the Virtual Production 44-A course. Dive into the seamless fusion of artistry and technology as Chao employs Unreal Engine 5.3 and Reality Capture Photogrammetry to create an immersive cinematic journey.
In the ever-evolving landscape of technology and customer service, artificial intelligence (AI) offers businesses opportunities to enhance the way they interact with their customers.
Berkeley City College is making significant advancements in virtual production, as evidenced by the recent installation of a backscreen projection system. Spearheaded by faculty member Mary Clark-Miller, this exciting development promises to enhance the creative capabilities of students and faculty alike.
Ninette is a returning career changer – started off work life as a registered nurse – after deciding to change direction she took some online classes and found herself drawn to technical Art field taking rigging and coding classes online before joining the Berkeley city college family and signing up for Animation and virtual production certificates.
In this project, Justin Mead explores motion-captured dancing using full-body suits and OptiTrack cameras, recording data onto the UE5 sequencer. With a completed video and a proof of concept, he plans to experiment with different dance styles, multiple performers, and integrating green-screened shots.