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Share this article Share this article BUDAPEST, Hungary, April 20, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- AImotive, a global leader in automated driving (AD) technology, today announced aiSim 3.0, the next generation of the world's first ISO26262-certified simulator for the development and validation of ADAS and AD systems. aiSim 3.0 brings multi-node and multi-client capability together with physics-based sensor simulation enabling high and measurable correlations between virtual and real-world testing from large-scale software-in-the-loop testing to real-time environments. Multi-client support allows severa...

CGTrader Joins Khronos Group as Contributor Member to Help Shape the Future of 3D Commerce News provided by Share this article Share this article VILNIUS, Lithuania, April 16, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- CGTrader, the world's leading 3D model provider, has announced today it has joined Khronos Group, an open consortium of pioneering companies creating advanced 3D standards. As Contributor Member, CGTrader reasserts its ongoing commitment to playing an active role in developing consistent guidelines and standards for the scalable production and distribution of 3D media and shaping the future of 3D c...

Share Finnish hardware manufacturer Varjo makes expensive, enterprise-grade virtual reality (VR) headsets which you might think run on very exclusive software. While companies do need to sign-up to a subscription, Varjo has ensured developers find it easy to support the headsets by making them fully compatible with the OpenXR 1.0 standard. This sees all of Varjo’s headsets achieve full compliance with OpenXR 1.0, from the very first VR-1 and XR-1, to the latest VR-3 and XR-3 models which arrived at the end of 2020. The standard was developed by a consortium of companies led by Khronos Group...

The update also gives users more control over motion smoothing.

SteamVR's latest update for Windows officially adds support for OpenXR, the standard meant to make cross-platform AR and VR apps more common.