JebGL is a piece of Javascript which lets you run your WebGL apps in browsers lacking WebGL support without having to modify your existing code! Behind the scenes JebGL uses a fallback Java applet to emulate the WebGL canvas if needed, and the Java applet runs hardware accelerated using JOGL.
AMD announced a new set of software development tools and solutions to enable developers to optimize their applications for OpenCL standards. These advanced tools create a foundation for software companies to realize the full potential of the AMD Fusion Family of Accelerated Processing Units (APUs), harnessing the combined compute power of AMD’s high-performance CPUs and GPUs across a wide array of heterogeneous computing platforms. As a result, developers can bring to life innovative experiences like HD video, 3D gaming, video conferencing and intuitive user interfaces, to truly differentiate their applications in the market.
Applications for Life Company announced the release of Box Shot 3D 3.5, an update to their powerful utility that digitally shoots virtual 3D objects. Box Shot 3D allows to render software boxes, book covers, magazines, CD, DVD and Blu-Ray boxes, cans, bottles, mugs, bags and much more. The new version brings better support for non-triangulated COLLADA files.
LuxRender is a physically based and unbiased rendering engine using OpenCL. Based on state of the art algorithms, LuxRender simulates the flow of light according to physical equations, producing realistic images of photographic quality. OpenCL allows the Luxrender developer team to support a wide range of platforms and OS.
MontaVista® Software LLC and Rightware Oy announced a strategic partnership and enablement of Rightware’s flagship 3D user interface product - Kanzi® UI Solution running on top of a GENIVI compliant MontaVista Linux platform. MontaVista demonstrated at Telematics Update 2011, a jointly developed solution on an automotive reference platform that showcases their capabilities and ease of integration with 3D automotive solutions. The demonstration runs on top of OpenGL ES 2.0, which is the only hard-requirement for Kanzi Engine technology.
Aiming at increasing the OpenCL developing, I created some wizards to start up an OpenCL application project using the SDK from NVidia, AMD or Intel. I’ve used Anjuta DevStudio on Linux. There is a lack of OpenSource IDE and tools to develop GPU applications, these wizards help us to create OpenCL applications based on templates and, thus, to decrease the learning curve.
A new video about SmallLuxGPU 2.0 and Blender Exporter LiveMod. SmallLuxGPU is a LuxRays demo and a LuxRender ‘proof of concept’. SmallLuxGPU is released under GPL license. SmallLuxGPU 2.0 renderer is 100% written in OpenCL and includes the support for:
AMD announced the opening of a new research and development (R&D) center in Israel, located in the Tel-Aviv area. A world class team of highly talented software engineers is working on the latest heterogeneous computing technologies for the next generation of parallel computing platforms. This announcement follows AMD’s recent acquisition of Graphic Remedy, a renowned Israeli startup company specializing in development tools for heterogeneous computing and 3D graphics.
WebGL Camp #3 is just around the corner. This Friday, June 10th at 8:30AM, WebGL Camp #3 will start. There is an impressive line-up of speakers at 1300 Crittenden Lane, Mountain View, CA, a Google Campus. Included in the roster are Tony Parisi—co inventor of VRML, Opera, Screampoint, Google, Katalabs, and Neil Trevett—president of The Khronos Group, plus many more. Registration is open and free.
DMP is proud to announce two all new OpenGL ES programming training courses. OpenGL ES programming training I and II will run September 15-16 and September 21 - 22, 2011. Complete details are available online for the Training I and Training II courses in english, and in Japanese.
DMP is proud to announce two all new OpenGL ES programming training courses. OpenGL ES programming training I and II will run July 14 - 15 and July 21 - 22 2011. Complete details are available online for the Training I and Training II courses in english, and in Japanese.
StreamComputing is offering an OpenCL course in Utrecht or Amsterdam depending on demand. We have been working on a book “Accelerated start with OpenCL” which will be handed out and is used as a base for the whole day. You will learn about the basics of OpenCL, recognize which code can best be translated into OpenCL-code, learn how to think in parallel – which is different than thinking in threads, get an overview of different GPGPU programming languages, and see the advantages of all, and learn how to code platform-independent GPU-accelerated code. On request, we’ll practise on NVIDIA, AMD (Fusion&GPU), IBM POWER, Sony PS3 and/or the ARM-platforms.
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