Showing posts with label GTC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label GTC. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 23, 2022

NVIDIA GTC '22 - Removing Barriers to VR in Architecture using Streaming VR

I will be presenting at NVIDIA GTC '22 next month, along with Petr Mitev VP, Visualization Product Unit at Enscape. Today's post highlights the session and current Lake|Flato project used as the case study.



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Thursday, May 14, 2020

NVIDIA GTC 2020 Keynote Highlight

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang delivered his GTC keynote remotely from his home kitchen in California during the COVID-19 pandemic! They continue to amaze me with the new tech they develop every year. They have a section on RTX Graphics and show an amazing real-time rendered game with physics that I want!


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Wednesday, March 4, 2020

NVIDIA GTC 2020 Changed to Online Event Due to Coronavirus Situation

Breaking news from NVIDIA this week... they are converting their flagship GPU technology conference in Silicon Valley to an online event this year due to the corona virus situation. All attendees will receive a full refund and, now, anyone can register for free and watch online.

On a similar note, BILT-ASIA 2020 in Singapore was postponed; click here for more info.


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Tuesday, March 27, 2018

Enscape Blog Post: SKETCHUP MATERIAL EDITOR – ENHANCED MATERIALS IN SKETCHUP

A quick post this morning from sunny San Jose California, where I am attending NVIDIA's GPU Technology Conference (more on that tomorrow), to let you know about my new blog post over at Enscape.

The article is titled: SKETCHUP MATERIAL EDITOR – ENHANCED MATERIALS IN SKETCHUP. This post explores the new material possibilities with Enscape's new Material Editor for SketchUp.

By the way, I spent some time talking about Enscape in my presentation at GTC yesterday, which was titled: Practical Applications of Virtual Reality in Architecture. For more on using Enscape for VR, be sure to check out a previous Enscape blog post I wrote: BEST PRACTICES – USING VIRTUAL REALITY FOR PROJECT PRESENTATIONS WITH ENSCAPE.

A couple images from the post below (click to enlarge).