Building New Realities in AEC with NVIDIA Quadro VR Webinar
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The document discusses the integration of virtual reality (VR) technologies in the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industries, highlighting benefits such as improved decision-making, enhanced design processes, and better client engagement. It covers the current state and future developments of VR in terms of display, rendering, and interaction technologies. Additionally, it emphasizes the potential of photorealistic rendering and immersive experiences to revolutionize how professionals visualize and collaborate on design projects.
Building New Realities in AEC with NVIDIA Quadro VR Webinar
- 1. Building New Realities in AEC with NVIDIA Quadro VR November 1, 2016
- 2. INTRO TO PROFESSIONAL VR - DAVID WEINSTEIN, NVIDIA
- 3. VIRTUAL REALITY & AUGMENTED REALITY “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.” - Arthur Clarke, 1975 “The future is already here — it’s just not very evenly distributed.” - William Gibson, 2003 Image Courtesy of Magic Leap Image Courtesy of Microsoft
- 5. QUADRO PROFESSIONAL VR/AR MEDICAL ARCHITECTURE DESIGN MANUFACTURING COLLABORATION DIGITAL CONTENT CREATION
- 6. EFFICIENT COLLABORATION NATURAL INTERACTION SCALE VALUE OF PRO VRVALUE OF VR EXPERIENCE
- 7. 7 VIEW FROM THE PRECIPICE - RON SWIDLER, THE GETTYS GROUP
- 8. Gettys + VR for NVIDIA Pro VR Summit 2016
- 10. “…a strange and beautiful object that we call an idea.”
- 11. How do we presently share our strange and beautiful ideas?
- 12. Phases: Concept…buy-in Design Development…approval Pricing…funding Revisions/Const. Docs…sign-off Building…const. admin. Completion…
- 13. Phase 1: Concept
- 14. Phase 1: Concept
- 15. Phase 1: Concept
- 16. Phase 2: Design Development
- 17. Phase 2: Design Development
- 18. Phase 2: Design Development
- 19. Phase 3: Pricing
- 20. Phase 4: Revisions/Construction Docs
- 21. Phase 5: Building/Construction Admin.
- 24. “…we have to move past the spectacle and into the storytelling.”
- 25. Gettys + VR where are we now?
- 26. What Gettys is doing: Promoting VR Offering trial VR Demoing VR Buying into VR
- 27. INFLECTION POINT IN PRO VR Viewing a glass fissure computed in a 5-Million atom molecular dynamics nanoscale simulation. Data from University of Southern California. Visualization by the Argonne Leadership Computing Facility and the UIC Electronic Visualization Laboratory (EVL), and viewed in EVL’s CAVE2™ Hybrid Reality Environment.
- 28. Today VR TECHNOLOGIES Coming Soon Display Rendering Tracking Audio Touch Photo- realism The Future Seamless Immersion
- 29. DISPLAY Challenges High-resolution: 60 PPD (20/20) Large Field Of View: 110 degrees Fast refresh: 90 Hz Light: 1 pound Cheap: Hundreds of dollars Solutions Tethered - Oculus Rift - HTC Vive Untethered - GearVR - Google Cardboard
- 30. TRADITIONAL = 60 MP/S (1920 X 1080 @ 30 FPS) VIRTUAL REALITY = 450 MP/S (3024 X 1680* @ 90 FPS) 1920 1080 1512 1680 1512 *VR render resolution RENDERING Ultra-High Resolution and Frame Rate
- 31. Motion to Photon: ≤ 20 ms VR PERFORMANCE DEMANDS Ultra-Low Latency
- 32. QUADRO PASCAL: P5000 & P6000 16NM FFPASCAL ARCHITECTURE G5X SIMULTANEOUS MULTI-PROJECTION & PRE-EMPTION CRAFTSMANSHIP 10 GHz
- 33. Rendered Image Warped Image TRACKING Vive - LighthouseChallenges Fast update (60Hz) Accuracy: accurate position must be less than 3mm Easy to use, convenient, lightweight, cheap devices Solutions Optical sensing Mechanical trackers Magnetic trackers Acoustic trackers Inertial trackers Outside in solution: VR headset and its controllers are tracked through the use of area-sweeping lasers
- 36. Rendered Image Warped Image TRACKING USING “SLAM” What is SLAM Map and update an environment while keeping track of an agent location within it Usage of SLAM Augmented reality, indoor navigation, 3D mapping, self-driving cars, etc. Products Tango in mobile devices Hololens Inside Looking Out
- 37. Today VR TECHNOLOGIES Coming Soon Display Rendering Tracking Audio Haptics Photo- realism The Future Seamless Immersion
- 38. DIRECTION PROPAGATION SIMULATING AUDIO IN VR SYNTHESIS Creation of Source Sounds Location of Incoming Sound How Sound Moves in Space
- 39. Models Direction and Propagation Using Ray Tracing
- 40. HAPTICS Collision Detection & Deformation Modeling FORCE FRICTION PhysX API PhysX Constraint Solver Haptics Layer RESTITUTION
- 41. Rendered Image HAPTIC DEVICES External Contact Body SuitGlove Simulate touch using vibration. Example: gloveOne Simulate touch using external props. Examples: THE VOID, HapticWave, surgical simulation Simulate touch using full body suit via direct contact. Example: teslasuit
- 42. 42 PHYSX FLEX HAIRWORKS FLOW DESTRUCTION CLOTH REALISTIC PHYSICS Simulating behavior in VR
- 43. VR
- 44. Comprehensive SDK for VR Developers GRAPHICS HEADSET AUDIOTOUCH & PHYSICS NVIDIA VRWORKS PROFESSIONAL VIDEO
- 45. Today VR TECHNOLOGIES Coming Soon Display Rendering Tracking Audio Touch Photo- realism The Future Seamless Immersion
- 47. Rendered Image UX/UI IN VR Today Inputs and UI UI/UX for VR Not the right UX for VR Use direct and natural manipulation, such as: speech, touch, gaze
- 48. 48 DESIGN FOR VR
- 49. 49 PROFESSIONAL VR WORKFLOWS FOR THE AEC INDUSTRY - ANDREW RINK, NVIDIA
- 50. 50 VIRTUAL REALITY FOR ENTERPRISE WORKFLOWS VR / AR / MR for the AEC Industry MIXED REALITY AUGMENTED REALITY VIRTUAL REALITY
- 51. 51 SCALE BENEFITS OF PRO VR FOR AEC WORKFLOWS Better informed decision making during design Large structures - difficult to get true sense of scale on computer monitors Optimize building and structure design Iterate more effectively on material and lighting decisions Enhance building walk-throughs by replicating life-size spacious interiors – airports, hotel lobbies, stadia … Assist client perception and facilitate feedback in DD phase During CD phase, facilitate contractor discussions and more accurate estimating Intuitive spatial understanding aids facility planning, virtual construction rehearsal, safety training
- 52. 52 BENEFITS OF PRO VR FOR AEC WORKFLOWS Using point clouds to monitor construction
- 53. 53 BENEFITS OF PRO VR FOR AEC WORKFLOWS Using point clouds to monitor construction
- 54. 54 BENEFITS OF PRO VR FOR AEC WORKFLOWS Using point clouds to monitor construction
- 55. 55 BENEFITS OF PRO VR FOR AEC WORKFLOWS Using point clouds to monitor construction
- 56. 56 FLEXIBLE VIEWPOINTS BENEFITS OF PRO VR FOR AEC WORKFLOWS Ability to view CAD models from every direction helps accelerate design workflow Different perspectives inside model reveal impact of lighting and material changes Immersion in model enhances design understanding for clients Digital rehearsals – saves time, lowers cost, improves safety Natural interaction – makes walk-throughs more real, especially for non-experts View hidden components in or behind walls or floors with AR, see how changes affect the original design
- 57. 57 EFFICIENT COLLABORATION BENEFITS OF PRO VR FOR AEC WORKFLOWS Resolve design issues more quickly by working in a common immersive environment Opens up new perspectives, helping drive innovation Interactive space planning – move furniture, equipment, assembly lines on the fly, before anything is built Remote location viewing, reducing travel time and cost AR adds schematic overlays to maintenance/service, remodels During construction, virtually monitoring variance (timeline, structural) between plan and actual
- 58. 58 PROFESSIONALPROSUMER VR CONTENT CREATION & VIEWING WORKFLOW Plug-in to design software tool (eg. Revit) Little time needed for implementation Direct connection with Revit Export data > post-process geometry > post- production > VR scene Requires days or weeks for highly complex scenes Mostly no direct connection to design tool
- 59. 59 VR
- 60. 60 INTERACTIVE PHYSICALLY BASED RENDERING An accurate visual prediction of your design, a simulation not just a photo-real picture Behaving like the physical world Iterate quickly to optimize the design Avoid surprises Early detection of errors While you design…
- 61. 61 INTERACTIVE PHYSICALLY BASED RENDERING An accurate visual prediction of your design, a simulation not just a photo-real picture Behaving like the physical world Iterate quickly to optimize the design Avoid surprises Early detection of errors While you design…
- 62. 62 NVIDIA Iray brings VR to real-world industries. Iray, which simulates the physical behavior of light and materials so designers can work with photorealistic models, is now coming to VR. With Iray VR, we can achieve a level of photorealism that will bring virtual reality to more and more real-world applications, from how products, cars and buildings are designed, built and bought, to how people communicate with each other across vast distances.
- 63. 63 http://www.nvidia.com/object/quadro-vr-ready-systems.html NVIDIA QUADRO VR READY WORKSTATIONS VR READY DESKTOP PLATFOR + + HP Z840, Z640 DELL Precision 7910, 7810 LENOVO P900, P700, P410 Recommended Configurations Plus BOXX, PNY and more Quadro M6000 24GB Quadro M5000 Quadro M6000
- 64. 64135 VR READY MOBILE PLATFORM + + World’s First VR Ready Mobile Workstation MSI WT72 Mobile Workstation 17.3” UHD (3840x2160) NVIDIA Quadro M5500 8GB
- 65. 65141 “Providing customers with a high-fidelity VR experience during design review allows them to realistically visualize and make informed decisions, which can prevent costly design changes after construction has started. With NVIDIA Quadro driving VR at high frame rates, the VR Ready MSI laptop lets us bring virtual reality to our clients’ locations and communicate designs more effectively.” Alex Cunningham, VDC Engineer McCarthy Building Companies, Inc.
- 66. 66 HOARE LEE PROJECT SOANE VR EXPERIENCE: HTTP://PROJECTSOANE.COM/WINNERS_2016
- 67. 67 Q&A
- 68. 68