ICE Nexus 1, the inaugural event by ICE.art and Arcware, has released all session recordings online. For everyone who missed the live stream, the full lineup is available for replay. The sessions covered interactive 3D, digital humans, and the ever-popular topic of real-time graphics.
Who Said What? Speaker Lineup and Sessions
The event opened with a technology overview by Arcware, setting the stage for a day focused on storytelling with interactive 3D content. The speaker roster included:
- Madis Kirsman from Avar on “Virtual 3D Showrooms”—bringing pixel streaming to real projects after eight years in the trenches.
- Rudi Witt and Steffen Schreiber of Access Point AI with “Let Them Speak. Bringing LLM-driven Digital Humans to Life.” These two also introduced VMAT, a branch of their company dedicated to medical education.
- Fabrice Bourrelly, Unreal Engine educator and 3D visualizer, on “The Realtime Revolution.” Bourrelly currently teaches architectural visualization at a UK university—sometimes from Venice.
- Fatih Inan from Bizzlogic with “Visualizing Virtual & Real Worlds.” Inan, with over a decade of experience in immersive tech and Unreal, discussed his daily workflow spanning technology, arts, and deployment.
A panel discussion and outro wrapped up the event, featuring all the above plus Manolis Emmanouilidis and Derk Steemers from Arcware, and Matthias Buehler from VRBN.
The event, hosted live from Arcware’s Munich HQ, managed a hybrid of live presentations, panel chats, and Q&A. Real-time chat allowed for on-the-fly feedback,spontaneous discussions about car configurators and the finer points of architectural visualization. No lengthy monologues—just quick-fire intros and direct answers.
How to Watch
All ICE Nexus 1 recordings are now available via the ICE.art website. Whether you want the Arcware overview, Madis Kirsman’s virtual showroom workflow, the Access Point AI digital human demo, or a taste of Fabrice Bourrelly’s Unreal world, every session is just a click away. Questions about the event or suggestions for the next one can be directed to conference@ice.art.
