-/ LUCA LOLLI

Built a rendering engine for visualizing large scale LiDAR datasets in realtime. Contributed to the frontend and WebAssembly development to stream massive point clouds and globe scale 3D Tiles directly in the browser.

Led the engineering team building HOLOPLOT Plan, the 3D design and configuration software for Holoplot's Matrix Array speaker systems. Audio professionals use Plan to configure beam steering, visualize acoustic coverage, and design installations. The technology powers The Sphere in Las Vegas.

Architected the software from the ground up using data-oriented design, taking it from early prototype to production-grade product.

Worked on Ableton Live 10's UI and font rendering systems. Large, mature codebase shipping to millions of users on Windows and macOS.

Optimized CPU rendering performance through low-level memory and vectorization work. Shipped the "True Stereo Panning" audio feature.

Lead developer for the Micropia Museum installation in Amsterdam. Created a synchronized rendering system across a tower of 54 networked monitors running on multiple computers, displaying the microscopic world at various scales.

Achieved frame perfect synchronization to create a unified 54 screen canvas, solving complex timing and network coordination challenges in Unity Engine.

Developed the Desktop DevKit for Google's Project Soli, a micro Doppler radar sensor capable of detecting sub-millimeter hand gestures. Built the tooling that enabled interaction designers to prototype gesture based interfaces, technology now integrated into Pixel phones.

Visual research and first prototype for the "Meandering River" audiovisual installation, developing algorithms to simulate natural river meandering and erosion patterns. Exhibited at Ars Electronica, Google I/O, and the UN in Geneva.

Building a real-time voxel rendering engine for visualizing data at sub-centimeter resolution, including planetary-scale datasets.