NVIDIA Omniverse Platform
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A NVIDIA Omniverse Platform is a 3D development platform by NVIDIA (enables the creation of 3D applications and virtual worlds through real-time collaboration and physics-based simulation).
- AKA: Omniverse, NVIDIA Omniverse.
- Context:
- It can provide Platform Infrastructure through nucleus servers and collaboration engines.
- It can enable Real-Time Collaboration through omnilive sync technology.
- It can support Data Interoperability through universal scene description and file format converters.
- It can perform Physics Simulation through physx engines and blast systems.
- It can deliver Rendering Capability through rtx renderers and ray tracing engines.
- It can facilitate Application Development through sdks and apis.
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- It can (often) integrate with 3d design tools through connect modules.
- It can (often) generate synthetic data for ai training.
- It can (often) create digital twins for industrial simulation.
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- It can range from being a Basic Development Environment to being an Enterprise Scale Platform, depending on its deployment configuration.
- It can range from being a Single User Workspace to being a Global Collaboration System, depending on its team size.
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- It can support cloud deployment for remote access.
- It can utilize multi-gpu systems for parallel processing.
- It can implement microservice architecture for scalability.
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- Examples:
- Omniverse Application Categories, such as:
- Development Tool Categories, such as:
- Core Components, such as:
- Extensions, such as:
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- Counter-Examples:
- Game Engines, which lack universal scene description capabilities.
- 3D Modeling Softwares, which lack real-time collaboration features.
- Cloud Storage Platforms, which lack physics simulation capabilities.
- See: Virtual World Platform, Digital Twin System, Collaborative Development Environment, Real-Time Rendering Engine.