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WebGPU Support Enabled by Default in Chrome 113: Next-Gen Graphics API Brings Enhanced Performance to Browser Applications

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GfxS staff

Starting with Chrome version 113, currently in beta, WebGPU support will be enabled by default in the browser.

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Explore 3D capabilities of the web in a live festival setting

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Ruchika Saini

Autodesk is co-sponsoring the 3D Web Fest that is presented by the art and tech communities to illustrate the 3D capabilities ...

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ProtoTech WebGL Revit Exporter adds Virtual Reality option

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Randall Newton

VR imagery is designed for smartphone-style VR display. CAD enhancement specialist ProtoTech has updated its WebGL exporter for Autodesk Revit ...

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Sketchfab gives its 3D web viewer a virtual reality sidekick

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Randall Newton

Initially supporting Google Cardboard, Sketchfab’s “virtual cube” approach to 3D will soon extend to all leading VR headsets. When Sketchfab ...

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ODA releases Teigha Cloud beta

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Randall Newton

Adding support for browser-based rendering and drawing editing is a major goal for the alliance. The Open Design Alliance (ODA) ...

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Architecture emerges as early market segment for virtual reality

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Kathleen Maher

Several small companies are seeking a niche; many look to Oculus Rift as the game-changer. By Kathleen Maher The new ...

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Cl3ver adds offline option

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Kathleen Maher

Online presentation authoring tool Cl3ver adds offline publishing to extend the availability of content.   Cl3ver is an online presentation ...

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DIY presentations for architects courtesy of Cl3ver

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Kathleen Maher

Startup Cl3ver arrives to offer easy 3D presentation creation to architects. The company announces new pricing and new tutorials.   ...

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CAD toolkit maker Tech Soft 3D introduces new product suite for cloud and mobile

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Randall Newton

Vendors are eager to build new apps for mobile; these SDK’s mean they don’t have to start from scratch. Tech ...

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Open source multimedia gets boost from Microsoft

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Kathleen Maher

Perhaps it was an unintended side effect of the browser wars, but Microsoft is now supporting WebGL. By Kathleen Maher ...

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