The recently introduced NVIDIA DRIVE Thor platform unifies traditionally distributed functions in vehicles — including digital cluster, infotainment, parking and assisted driving — for greater efficiency in development and faster software iteration.
NVIDIA DRIVE Concierge, built on the DRIVE IX software stack, runs an array of safety and convenience features, including driver and occupant monitoring, digital assistants and autonomous-vehicle visualization.
Automakers can benefit from NVIDIA data center solutions even if they aren’t using the NVIDIA DRIVE platform. With cloud technology, vehicles can stream the NVIDIA GeForce NOW cloud-gaming service without any special equipment. Johnson introduced a suite of new generative AI tools and experimental plug-ins using the power of AI as the ultimate creative assistant. Audio2Face and Audio2Gesture generate animations from an audio file. The AI ToyBox by NVIDIA Research lets users generate 3D meshes from 2D inputs.
Companies have used generative AI technology to build Omniverse Connectors and extensions. Move.AI’s Omniverse extension, for example, enables video-to-animation. Lumirithmic generates 3D mesh for heads from facial scans. And Elevate3D generates photorealistic 3D visualizations of products from 360-degree video recordings.
Johnson also announced that NVIDIA RTX Remix, which is built on Omniverse and is “the easiest way to mod classic gamesLinks
https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2023/01/03/gaming-creator-robotics-auto-ces/
