SFC After SIGGRAPH: 3D AI, XR & World Models

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About the Event Spatial Frontier Club is bringing the SIGGRAPH 2026 conversation back to the Bay Area @ Mission Robotics 3001 19th San Francisco! This gathering is designed for people who either missed SIGGRAPH 2026 in LA or just returned with new ideas, questions, and perspectives to share. As AI, computer graphics, XR, world models, VFX, and spatial computing continue to converge, we’ll explore what stood out at this year’s conference—and what these signals may mean for the next generation of creative tools and intelligent systems. Rather than a formal conference session, the evening will combine short technical talks, open discussion, and networking. Speakers will share firsthand takeaways from SIGGRAPH, recent work, and perspectives on where the field is heading next. Whether you attended SIGGRAPH or followed from afar, join us to compare notes and continue the conversation in San Francisco. Who Should Attend We welcome researchers, engineers, technical artists, founders, product leaders, investors, students, and ecosystem builders whose work touches these areas. Event Format 5:30 PM – 6:15 PMArrival, networking, food & drinks 6:15 PM – 7:30 PMMission Robotics welcome, Speaker talks and SIGGRAPH takeaways 7:30 PM – 8:00 PMOpen discussion and audience Q&A 8:00 PM – 9:30 PMCommunity mixer and networking Featured Speakers About the Host Mission Robotics Mission Robotics is building the beating heart of robotics in the Mission, bringing together the leading builders, founders, and mad scientists making embodied AI a reality. If your robot got you kicked out of a WeWork, we want you here. www.missionrobotics.ai Spatial Frontier Club Spatial Frontier Club is a Bay Area community connecting researchers, founders, investors, and builders working across Spatial Intelligence, World Models, Robotics, Embodied AI, Simulation, 3D technology, and Physical AI. Registration This is a curated gathering with limited capacity. Please register using your current affiliation and include a short note about your work or interest in the event themes. Priority may be given to applicants whose background is closely aligned with the discussion.