By building interactive experiences for its clients, Neoscape, a Boston-based creative studio, is changing the landscape of architectural visualization with NVIDIA Quadro RTX. With the latest advancements like ray tracing, enhanced VR head-mounted displays and real-time graphics engines, studios are under increasing pressure to provide high-quality designs and boost production workflows to meet their clients’ Read article >

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Design professionals will soon be able to create better products faster than ever, thanks to advances in AI-driven generative design and real-time engineering simulation. Generative design software allows engineers to improve their product designs by generating multiple alternatives while maintaining design goals, such as materials, weight, strength and cost constraints. Jim Heppelmann, CEO of Boston-based Read article >

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You don’t need specialized hardware to do ray tracing, but you want it. Software-based ray tracing, of course, is decades old. And it looks great: movie makers have been using ray-tracing for decades now. But it’s now clear that specialized hardware — like the RT cores built into NVIDIA’s latest Turing architecture — make a Read article >

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