ICE 2025.II—also known as the 3D Environment Conference—is heading your way on 21 and 22 May 2025. Organised by the ICE.ART team, the event promises two days of 3D-centric knowledge exchange. The call to action is clear: registration is live, and it’s happening via the official website.
While the announcement doesn’t list topics or speakers yet, ICE conferences are typically known for bringing together professionals working in 3D environments, simulation, modelling, and real-time graphics. Still, no assumptions—what’s not explicitly listed stays out. The only certainty is: you can now register, and if you care about digital environments, you probably should. Check directly with the organisers via the official ICE site.
CEUM 2025.II: Save the Date
Looking ahead: CEUM 2025.II is already scheduled. The second CityEngine User Meeting of the year takes place on 17 September 2025. If you’re planning to speak at the event, organiser Matt is open for submissions—reach out to get involved.
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ICE is THE conference dedicated to the disciplines encompassing all creative processes around 3D environments, from concept and design to final result. It covers all industries: Entertainment, Advertisement, Training & Simulation, GIS, AEC/BIM, and others.
The key focus is on the art & the artists - the people who make it all happen.
The scope of topics or tracks shall range widely, from concept art, to design, to layouts of game levels, to technical workflows, research, client relations or project budgeting, but also address related topics such as entering the industries, job security, work-life balance or contract negotiations.
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