Thread by @PsychoTrader00

The next leap in the internet, I think, will be the expansion of the "metaverse"

Shared virtual 3D worlds that are interactive, immersive, and collaborative

I believe the NVIDIA's Omniverse $NVDA will be a major player in this space

Here is a breakdown⬇️

1) What is NVDIA's omniverse?

It's an interactive, real-time, physically realistic simulation platform that allows live collaboration in digital projects thru a variety of 3D design tools.

Will allow teams to work together in a photo-realistic, shared virtual space

2) Based on #NVIDIA's RTX technology

RTX uses ray tracing technology to render photorealistic images in real-time that react to lighting, shadows, and reflection

Allows for accurate modelling of real word objects in virtual environments. Demo below👇👇

3) What are practical applications for the omniverse?

Despite being in open beta as of now, the omniverse already has a host of applications

Here are a few of them

◻️Architecture
◻️Manufacturing
◻️Data Analysis
◻️Game Development
◻️ Self-Driving Cars

4) Architecture

When designing, there is a growing need for digital collaboration tools, fast renders, and realistic simulations

Omniverse provides an interactive platform that enables live collaboration in real-time during the design process

Demo👇👇

5) Manufacturing

Manufacturing a global, meaning geographically distributed teams need to work together

Now teams can collab on everything from early-stage ideas to factory design, robotics, and more

Watch BMW use the platform to design their factory

6) Data Analysis

As data samples become ever larger, new and efficient tools are needed

Now, geographically dispersed researchers to visualize, analyze, and modify the same data and collaborate in real-time.

7) Game Development

Omniverse uses RTX technology to enable game developers to build photo-realistic and physically accurate games

Powerful rendering ability, expansive asset library and life-like animation tools. RTX already used by multiple devs

nvidia.com/en-us/omnivers…

8) Self-Driving

"DriveSim", an app on Omniverse's platform uses its high-fidelity, physically accurate simulation capability to build self-driving software

Here is a demo