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Putting AR eyewear into focus

Some powerfully large tech companies and a couple of ambitious start-ups are working on the dream of having inconspicuous, robust, and attractive consumer AR glasses. Read More

Bigger is not always better

Mobile is the key to the future of pixels. When it comes to chasing pixels, size doesn’t matter anymore. Read More

Is Netflix ready for a change? Are you?

Are ads, especially good ones, an acceptable price to pay? Netflix needs to use the global viewer information to help advertisers give viewers a better experience when they view and interact with the ads. Read More

NAB 2022: What many were talking about

Part 2: Netflix and advertising within the realm of streaming. Because of its firm stance on ad-free content, figuring out the ad thing is one of the few areas in which Netflix doesn’t lead. Read More

SID Display Week: The highlights continue

Part 2: Porotech technology, foldables and rollables, and call for members. Leia Inc. unveiled its next generation of 3D lightfield displays. LG Display quietly showed some breakthroughs in OLED technology. Read More

News Watch

Autodesk makes ‘Radical’ investment

Radical’s AI-powered mocap platform fits Autodesk’s...Read More

AMD adds new socket to its set

AM5 to follow on the longtime success of AM4, while other...Read More

It fits!

HP adds a full-fledged GPU into its thinnest notebook...Read More

Nvidia leaves a ‘paper’ trail

Company teams with academics to present record number of...Read More

Digital Domain is part of a big Hollywood Secret

The studio uses digital magic to create crowds and new...Read More

DragonFly 3.0 takes off

Glassbox Technologies upgrades its virtual camera...Read More

Hot Picks

Creo 9: Design on the fast track

New features help drive innovation. PTC has released Creo 9, the latest version of the Read More

Rendering in the cloud now becomes easier

Conductor joins Google Cloud’s partner ecosystem. Conductor Technologies is no stranger to cloud rendering; its Read More

The ins and outs of using Unreal in virtual production

Epic Games offers an Unreal Connectors training curriculum. As more and more people use Unreal Read More

Blackmagic Design adds to its NAB rollout

Adds ATEM switchers and control panels, plus debuts Cintel scanner tech. Read More

Zero Density Academy now in session

New learning portal for real-time graphics creators. Zero Density knows a thing or two about Read More

Liqid pours on the GPUs

The company maximizes GPU flexibility for solid, fast M&E storage. Liqid, a software company delivering Read More

Samsung gets stylish with its Smart Monitor series

The new M8 comes in four color choices. Samsung Electronics got colorful with its latest Read More

8K Association to highlight 8K at NAB 2022

The presentation will feature discussions and demos. The 8K Association, a cross-industry group dedicated to promoting Read More

Museum of Science Fiction announces VR Design Competition

Museums today are not the same as they once were. Thanks to all the technology Read More

Twitter users can interact with 3D images

Other new ad formats are being tested. Twitter’s new Product Explorer Read More

White Papers

The rise and benefits of companion robots—a white paper

Increased studies convey the unique benefits of robotic pets like Sony’s Aibo. We had a chance to live with an Aibo for an extended review period. What did we find out? There are real opportunities for robot companions. Read More

Nvidia Omniverse—A new way to create

Nvidia is expanding upon USD. Its RTX technology and Omniverse will make use of rendered models in realtime to enhance collaboration among team members. Read More

Trends in workstations

Fujitsu has been in the workstation business for 30 years. The Fujitsu workstation group has a rich and long-standing history. It has developed powerful, reliable leading-edge systems for over 30 years. Fujitsu and Siemens began in 1923. In 1990, Siemens and Nixdorf formed Siemens Nixdorf Computers AG. Siemens Nixdorf started its workstation business in 1991. […] Read More

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