Kenneth Perlin
Kenneth Perlin · Technology & Engineering
Computer & information scientist
New York, United States
Kenneth Perlin is recognized among Jewish contributors to Technology & Engineering — Computer & information scientist
Perlin is an American computer scientist and New York University professor who invented Perlin noise, a procedural gradient-noise technique that made it possible to generate natural-looking textures and phenomena in computer graphics, for which he received an Academy Award for Technical Achievement. He directs NYU's Future Reality Lab and pioneered work in graphics, animation and interactive media. He is documented among notable Jewish computer scientists.
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Computer & information scientist
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