Dominic Eskofier, co-founder of realities.io shares how they are using GPUs for their photogrammetric virtual reality app, Realities on Steam. The app transports users to some of the most mesmerizing places around the world – like ancient Mayan temples in Guatemala – with the push of a button.
Using CUDA with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 Ti and Quadro M5500 GPUs, the team of developers is able to reconstruct a 3D scene from multiple angled photos and then puts them in virtual reality to create a realistic depth experience.
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Share Your Science: Exploring the Wonders of the World in Virtual Reality
Aug 03, 2016
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- Realities.io uses CUDA with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 Ti and Quadro M5500 GPUs to reconstruct 3D scenes from multiple angled photos for their photogrammetric virtual reality app.
- The app transports users to locations such as ancient Mayan temples in Guatemala with a realistic depth experience.
- Dominic Eskofier, co-founder of realities.io, shares how GPU-accelerated computing enables this immersive virtual reality experience.
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