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Nvidia showed off its Omniverse digital twin technology, viewed through the new prism of the Apple Vision Pro headset.
Nvidia engineers have enabled the Omniverse Cloud application programming interface (API) to stream interactive, industrial digital twins into the Apple Vision Pro. I did the demo, and I could see the cloud-based imagery streaming at a resolution that was far better than an app running on the Vision Pro can support. I’ll explain that bit of magic in a bit.
This is the kind of application where the Apple Vision Pro — which is pricey for consumers at $3,500 — could shine. Industrial and enterprise companies can afford to equip their teams with such headsets, considering digital twins can save a lot of money.
“Omniverse Cloud is available on the Apple Vision Pro,” said Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, during the keynote at Nvidia GTC 2024. He got a round of applause.
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The idea of a digital twin is to build a factory in a digital form first, simulating everything in a realistic way so that the design can be iterated and perfected before anyone has to break ground on the physical factory. Once the factory is built, the digital twin can be used to reconfigure the factory quickly. And with sensors capturing data on the factory’s operation, the designers can modify the digital twin so that the simulation is more accurate. This feedback loop can save the enterprise a lot of money.
Announced today at Nvidia GTC, a new software framework built on Omniverse Cloud APIs, or application programming interfaces, lets developers easily send their Universal Scene Description (OpenUSD) industrial scenes from their content creation applications to the Nvidia Graphics Delivery Network (GDN), a global network of graphics-ready data centers that can stream advanced 3D experiences to Apple Vision Pro. It’s the same network that Nvidia created for the GeForce Now cloud gaming network.
Live demo
Omniverse works with the Apple Vision Pro.
Nvidia showed me a demo of t …
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Nvidia showed off its Omniverse digital twin technology, viewed through the new prism of the Apple Vision Pro headset.
Nvidia engineers have enabled the Omniverse Cloud application programming interface (API) to stream interactive, industrial digital twins into the Apple Vision Pro. I did the demo, and I could see the cloud-based imagery streaming at a resolution that was far better than an app running on the Vision Pro can support. I’ll explain that bit of magic in a bit.
This is the kind of application where the Apple Vision Pro — which is pricey for consumers at $3,500 — could shine. Industrial and enterprise companies can afford to equip their teams with such headsets, considering digital twins can save a lot of money.
“Omniverse Cloud is available on the Apple Vision Pro,” said Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, during the keynote at Nvidia GTC 2024. He got a round of applause.
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We’re thrilled to open our call for speakers to our flagship event, GamesBeat Summit 2024 hosted in Los Angeles, where we will explore the theme of “Resilience and Adaption”.
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The idea of a digital twin is to build a factory in a digital form first, simulating everything in a realistic way so that the design can be iterated and perfected before anyone has to break ground on the physical factory. Once the factory is built, the digital twin can be used to reconfigure the factory quickly. And with sensors capturing data on the factory’s operation, the designers can modify the digital twin so that the simulation is more accurate. This feedback loop can save the enterprise a lot of money.
Announced today at Nvidia GTC, a new software framework built on Omniverse Cloud APIs, or application programming interfaces, lets developers easily send their Universal Scene Description (OpenUSD) industrial scenes from their content creation applications to the Nvidia Graphics Delivery Network (GDN), a global network of graphics-ready data centers that can stream advanced 3D experiences to Apple Vision Pro. It’s the same network that Nvidia created for the GeForce Now cloud gaming network.
Live demo
Omniverse works with the Apple Vision Pro.
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