Editor's note: This post is part of our weekly In the NVIDIA Studio series, which celebrates featured artists, offers creative tips and tricks, and demonstrates how NVIDIA Studio technology improves creative workflows. We're also deep diving on new GeForce RTX 40 Series GPU features, technologies and resources, and how they dramatically accelerate content creation.Powerful AI technologies are revolutionizing 3D content creation - whether by enlivening realistic characters that show emotion or turning simple texts into imagery.
The brightest minds, artists and creators are gathering at NVIDIA GTC, a free, global conference on AI and the metaverse, taking place online through Thursday, March 23.
NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang's GTC keynote announced a slew of advancements set to ease creators' workflows, including using generative AI with the Omniverse Audio2Face app.
NVIDIA Omniverse, a platform for creating and operating metaverse applications, further expands with an updated Unreal Engine Connector, open-beta Unity Connector and new SimReady 3D assets.
New NVIDIA RTX GPUs, powered by the Ada Lovelace architecture, are fueling next-generation laptop and desktop workstations to meet the demands of the AI, design and the industrial metaverse.
The March NVIDIA Studio Driver adds support for the popular RTX Video Super Resolution feature, now available for GeForce RTX 40 and 30 Series GPUs.
And this week In the NVIDIA Studio, the Adobe Substance 3D art and development team explores the process of collaborating to create the animated short End of Summer using Omniverse USD Composer (formerly known as Create).
Omniverse Overdrive Specialized generative AI tools can boost creator productivity, even for users who don't have extensive technical skills. Generative AI brings creative ideas to life, producing high-quality, highly iterative experiences - all in a fraction of the time and cost of traditional asset development.
The Omniverse Audio2Face AI-powered app allows 3D artists to efficiently animate secondary characters, generating realistic facial animations with just an audio file - replacing what is often a tedious, manual process.
The latest release delivers significant upgrades in quality, usability and performance including a new headless mode and a REST API - enabling game developers and other creators to run the app and process numerous audio files from multiple users in the data center.
A new Omniverse Connector developed by NVIDIA for Unity workflows is available in open beta. Unity scenes can be added directly onto Omniverse Nucleus servers with access to platform features: the DeepSearch tool, thumbnails, bookmarks and more. Unidirectional live-sync workflows enable real-time updates.
With the Unreal Engine Connector's latest release, Omniverse users can now use Unreal Engine's USD import utilities to add skeletal mesh blend shape importing, and Python USD bindings to access stages on Omniverse Nucleus. This release also delivers improvements in import, export and live workflows, as well as updated software development kits.
In addition, over 1,000 new SimReady assets are available for creators. SimReady assets are built to real-world scale with accurate mass, physical materials and center of gravity for use within Omniverse PhysX for the most photorealistic visuals and accurate movements.
March Studio Driver Brings Superfly Super Resolution Over 90% of online videos consumed by NVIDIA RTX GPU owners are 1080p resolution or lower, often resulting in upscaling that further degrades the picture despite the hardware being able to handle more.
The solution: RTX Video Super Resolution. The new feature, available on GeForce RTX 30 and 40 Series GPUs, uses AI to improve the quality of any video streamed through Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge browsers.
Click the image to see the differences between bicubic upscaling (left) and RTX Video Super Resolution. This improves video sharpness and clarity. Users can watch online content in its native resolution, even on high-resolution displays.
RTX Video Super Resolution is now available in the March Studio Driver, which can be downloaded today.
New NVIDIA RTX GPUs Power Professional Creators Six new professional-grade NVIDIA RTX GPUs - based on the Ada Lovelace architecture - enable creators to meet the demands of their most complex workloads using laptops and desktops.
The NVIDIA RTX 5000, RTX 4000, RTX 3500, RTX 3000 and RTX 2000 Ada Generation laptop GPUs deliver up to 2x the performance compared with the previous generation. The NVIDIA RTX 4000 Small Form Factor (SFF) Ada Generation desktop GPU features new RT Cores, Tensor Cores and CUDA cores with up to 20GB of graphics memory.
These include the latest NVIDIA Max-Q and RTX technologies and are backed by the NVIDIA Studio platform with RTX optimizations in over 110 creative apps, NVIDIA RTX Enterprise Drivers for the highest levels of stability and performance, and exclusive AI-powered NVIDIA tools: Omniverse, Canvas and Broadcast.
Professionals using these laptop GPUs can run advanced technologies like DLSS 3 to increase frame rates by up to 4x compared to the previous generation, and Omniverse Enterprise for real-time collaboration and simulation.
Next-generation mobile workstations featuring NVIDIA RTX GPUs will be available starting this month.
Creative Boosts at GTC
Experience GTC for more inspiring content, expert-led sessions and a must-see keynote to accelerate your life's creative work.
Catch these sessions on Omniverse, AI and 3D workflows - live or on demand:
Fireside Chat With OpenAI Founder Ilya Sutskever and Jensen Huang: AI Today and Vision of the Future [S52092]
How Generative AI Is Transforming the Creative Process: Fireside Chat With Adobe's Scott Belsky and NVIDIA's Bryan Catanzaro [S52090]
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