Changing the Face of Product and Architectural Design

Posted by mediasys
On November 7, 2016
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3d Modeling, 3dsMax, Adobe, Animation, Architectural Design, artificial intelligence, Autodesk, Automotive, cloud, Computing, Datacenter, Designers, gamers, gaming, GPU accelerated, Iray plug-in, Maya, Mental Ray, mobile, Nvidia, PC, Phillip Miller, product design, Professional Visualization, rendering, scientists, self-driving cars, virtual reality, visual computing, VR

On-Demand Webinar: Changing the Face of Product and Architectural Design Rendering has been a game changer in the Product Design process that evolves throughout development to speed concept approvals, identify design problems, and promote products. In this webinar, they will discuss how industries use advanced graphics tools and techniques to optimize challenging projects and demonstrate […]

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On October 12, 2016
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3d, Accurate lighting, Cameras, compositing, Geometry, Global illumination, lighting, node-based, Nuke, NUKEX and NUKE Studio, Physically-based, Proxy Objects, ray traced, Render Elements, rendering, Sci-fi City, shading, Shahin Toosi, V-Ray, workflow

Powerful Rendering for Nuke Artists V-Ray’s industry standard ray-traced renderer is now inside NUKE, The Foundry‘s industry standard compositing package and gives artists the best of both worlds. It fits seamlessly into NUKE’s native, node-based workflow. It also adds production-proven lighting, shading and rendering capabilities to NUKE’s powerful compositing toolset. V-Ray for NUKE gives you […]

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On October 6, 2016
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AI, Alexander Reshetov, API, artificial intelligence, Cem Cebenoyan, DesignWorks, Dev Tech, digital signage, Dirk Van Gelder, Doug Traill, Film Production, GeForce, GPU, graphics, immersive, Infinite Resolution Image, Jaakko Lehtinen, Jan Jordan, Jeffrey Kiel, Lutz Kettner, Mark Kilgard, Nvidia, OpenGL, OptiX, Parametric Texture Synthesis, Physically Based Materials, Pixar, Pol Jeremias, Quadro, Real-Time Graphics, rendering, Siggraph 2016, Steven Parker, Tegra, Textures, Thomas True, tools, Video Processing, virtual reality, visual computing, Visualization, VR room, VRWorks

The World Leader in Visual Computing Siggraph 2016 | July 24 | Anaheim, CA This year at SIGGRAPH in Anaheim, NVIDIA developers and engineers showcased the most vital work in visual computing today–including graphics, artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and visualization. SIG1601: Rendering Faster and Better with VRWorks Cem Cebenoyan (Dev Tech, NVIDIA) -This talk will […]

Posted by mediasys
On October 4, 2016
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3dsMax, Accurate lights, Architects, Chaosgroup, Designers, Distributed rendering, Environment lighting, Global illumination, high-quality, high-resolution, interior, lighting, lights, materials, Maya, photoreal, Physical materials, Physical sun & sky, Professional Rendering, Real-world cameras, render, render engine, rendering, shading, SketchUp, tools, V-Ray

Professional Rendering For Architects & Designers In recent times SketchUp has become the go-to software for creating quick 3D models that is easy to learn and incredibly fun to use. Keeping up with the requirements of the industry, ChaosGroup released a version of their multi-award winning render engine V-Ray for the hugely popular SketchUp. This […]

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On September 25, 2016
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3dsMax, AEC Magazine, Apexx 2, Boxx, CPU, Design, GPU, Greg Corke, Mental Ray, render, rendering, Rendering pipeline, renderPRO 2, Review, Revit, V-Ray, Visualization

Work as well as Render AEC Magazine recently reviewed Boxx‘s two top selling products – The quiet and compact APEXX 2 workstation featuring support for optional overclocked processors, eight-core processors (for increased rendering power), and two full-length professional GPUs and the incredible RenderPRO 2, their most versatile rendering sidekick, configurable with up to two Intel XEON […]

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