Omniverse in the cloud, it’s just a click away. With the various announcements this week, Nvidia is inviting an even more diverse group into the Omniverse fold. And in early January, Nvidia made Omniverse, along with new features and tools, available to a much wider user base by offering a free version to individual creators and artists-specifically those using Nvidia Studio powered by GeForce RTX and Nvidia RTX GPUs.
Offering the ability to simulate physically accurate 3D scenes and real-time shared collaboration, Omniverse proved to be quite the attraction for this group of users.īut wait, engineering and manufacturing types aren’t the only ones who can benefit from Omniverse.
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If you have not been enticed to use it since the platform became available-free for individual users starting early this year, and at a subscription for professional teams since launch-then perhaps the spate of new releases and updates announced at GTC 2022 may draw you in.Īfter a long beta, Nvidia began selling the enterprise version of the Omniverse platform, and engineers and designers jumped on board. Omniverse is a virtual environment, but it is a creative space, Nvidia’s branded product, that offers many of the tools needed to build things for the metaverse.Īccording to Nvidia, more than 150,000 people have downloaded Nvidia Omniverse for creating and connecting virtual worlds since it became publicly available late last year. The metaverse-a word constantly being tossed about-is a space consisting of a developed virtual world and interconnected virtual worlds.
First off, many have questioned whether Omniverse is the same as the metaverse.
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