Jay Busch

Jay Busch has been working in the field of digital humans, computer graphics, machine learning, hardware simulation and digital imaging hardware fields for over 15 years. A large part of her work is in the capture and creation of digital doubles for movies, video games and simulation at USC Institute for Creative Technologies, but has extended into the field of Machine Learning development and hardware system simulation in the last 9 years.

Graduating from the Art Institute of Santa Monica with a B.S. in Media Arts and Animation, she often enjoys exploring the convergence of art, technology and hardware in the areas of creative and educational fields with a passion of finding parallels between multiple design tools and mediating communications between multi-disciplinary work streams to converge on a unified goal

• GANtlitz: Ultra High Resolution Generative Model for Multi‐Modal Face Textures
• Learning illumination from diverse portraits
• Immersive light field video with a layered mesh representation
• AR-ia: Volumetric opera for mobile augmented reality
• The relightables: Volumetric performance capture of humans with realistic relighting
• DeepLight
• +38 more [https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=pIUyHQgAAAAJ&hl=en&oi=ao]

• Methods, systems, and media for generating an immersive light field video with a layered mesh representation [US20230206511A1 · Issued Jun 29, 2023]
• Volumetric performance capture with relighting [US20220065620A1 · Issued Mar 3, 2023]
• Deep light design [US20210406581A1 · Issued Dec 30, 2021]
• Method and apparatus for realistically reproducing eyeball [US US20120188228 · Issued Sep 13, 2016]
• Illumination sphere with intelligent LED lighting units in scalable daisy chain with interchangeable filters [US US20120050606 · Issued Mar 24, 2015]
• Apparatus and Method for Realistic Expressing Teeth [US US8976176 B2 · Issued Mar 10, 2015]
• Head-Mounted Photometric Facial Performance Capture [US US20120062719 A1]