Autodesk will be hosting the Real2015 event at Fort Mason on 25th-27th February 2015. It’s on the ubercool convergence of the 3D sensing, making and visualisation industries.
“30,000 sq.ft., the ‘world’s fair’ of 3D tech demos”
Autodesk will be hosting the Real2015 event at Fort Mason on 25th-27th February 2015. It’s on the ubercool convergence of the 3D sensing, making and visualisation industries.
“30,000 sq.ft., the ‘world’s fair’ of 3D tech demos”
Coming soon, a free webinar in using Runtime DNA’s TerraDome landscape software with Poser…
Oooh, the end of rendering is here! Again. Yours for a mere $50,000 / £32,000 + tax, the new Visual Computing Appliance (VCA) from Nvidia. 8 of Nvidia’s supercharged graphics cards are at your command, along with 256 GB of fast memory and oodles of other drool-inducing components.
I guess it’s not an impossible option for a 25 business ‘incubator unit’ of creative digital businesses. Everyone would chip in $2,000, via a quarterly $250 levy on their office rental for two years, then time-share the unit over a network. It is amazingly fast, after all, so it’s not as though Sally’s ‘formerly nine hour render’ is going to block Bob’s ‘formerly six hour render’ if they can render in minutes instead.
I also wonder how easy it would be to DIY something similar, and at far less cost, with eight cheap Nvidia GeForce GTX 960 cards and a big empty case, if one was familiar with building PCs. Actually, such a chassis/case may not be that hard to find, as I guess the Bitcoin miners have some similar kit like that lying around, since that sort of thing is what they use to ‘mine’ the coins.
Yes, this is a 3D model. Made in a mere 126 polys, too, designed for real-time iClone-like rendering for TV anime production. If you have a modern browser, you should be able to grab the 3D model and turn it…
3D fanart Noel From Sora no Method by XkungWork on Sketchfab.
Made by Sora No-Method