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Chaos Group demos Project Lavina; realtime ray tracing
Chaos Group presents photorealistic computer graphics rendering at up to 90 frames per second on Nvidia Turing-based Quadro RTX GPUs. ...
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Khronos Standards for Machine Learning
Open source is good: open source standards are better. By Peter McGuinness The Khronos Group has launched its new interoperability standard ...
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It’s come to this; flying billboards
Today, we’re more likely to measure the progress of humanity by Blade Runner rather than biblical omens, plagues, locusts, etc. ...
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Your AIBs just got more expensive
Better buy them now. As you may have heard, the current occupant of 1600 Pennsylvania Ave in Washington D.C. has ...
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Ryff brings dynamic product placement to OTT video streaming
Take a little bit of AI, mix it with 3D technology, add marketing advertising experience and you might come up ...
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Maxon gets new CEO
Maxon’s parent company Nemetschek has always been an interesting company, more a group of independent companies with a layer of ...
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Allegorithmic showcases new tools, new partnerships, new markets at Siggraph 2018
Allegorithmic has been throwing itself parties all around the world to show off its capabilities, to teach users new tricks, ...
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THX wants to be all around you
Shows end-to-end workflows at NAB THX came to NAB 2018 with a big agenda and thanks to investment from Razer, ...
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VR looks different at Siggraph
Even as some are saying VR is on the way out, established companies, startups, and hardware manufacturers are building products for a new generation of location-based entertainment. The investment and customer interest promises that VR will be around for a while.
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Nomoko intends to recreate the world
Nomoko, based in Zurich, Switzerland, has developed a 3D capture system based on their proprietary 1,500 MP camera and software. ...
