NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang at GTC 2022
Titanium Media App march 23 news, NVIDIA in its own GTC 2022 launched NVIDIA Omniverse new features, making it easier for developers to collaborate, deploy AI in the new game development process, and animate facial expressions for characters.
The previously released NVIDIA Omniverse introduced new features
NVIDIA Omniverse is an open platform for virtual collaboration and real-time simulation. Users can connect key design tools, assets, and projects to collaborate and iterate in a shared virtual space to simplify, accelerate, and improve development workflows.
New components available to game developers on the Omniverse platform include: Omniverse Audio2Face, a facial simulation component, Omniverse Nucleus Cloud, a cloud sharing component, Omniverse DeepSearch, and a real-time collaboration component, Omniverse Connectors.
Virtual Jen-Hoon Wong made through Omniverse Audio2Face
Omniverse Audio2Face allows artists to generate high-quality facial animations from audio files. Game developers can quickly and easily add realistic emoticons to their game characters, enhancing the immersion of content.
Omniverse Nucleus Cloud allows Omniverse scenes to be shared in one click, and with Nucleus Cloud, game developers can easily share and collaborate on 3D assets in real time.
Omniverse DeepSearch allows game developers to use natural language and images for instant searches, including untagged 3D assets, object objects, and character directories.
Omniverse Connectors enables real-time synchronized workflows between third-party design tools and Omniverse.
New game with support for DLSS
In addition, NVIDIA announced that two upcoming games, Ghostwire: Tokyo and Evil Dead: The Game, will support DLSS technology. The previously released Update to Paradise Killer will also support DLSS technology.
NVIDIA DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling) is an AI rendering technology that leverages a dedicated AI processing unit on GeForce RTX GPUs to improve visual fidelity and the power of deep learning neural networks to increase frame rates for better game graphics performance.
NVIDIA said DLSS will bring up to 2x performance improvements for Ghostwire: Tokyo, which can improve performance by up to 60% at 4K resolution. (This article was first published on Titanium Media App, author/Wu Honglei, editor/Zhong Yi)