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Traditional projection systems use a high-power light source and amplitude (attenuating) light modulators (for example, DMD, ... From realistic, autonomously interactive human faces and renderings of large, photorealistic worlds to a behind-the-scenes ... See a physical version of "real or rendered" and get the scoop on how NVIDIA created this real-world visual challenge.
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- Traditional projection systems use a high-power light source and amplitude (attenuating) light modulators (for example, DMD, ...
- From realistic, autonomously interactive human faces and renderings of large, photorealistic worlds to a behind-the-scenes ...
- See a physical version of "real or rendered" and get the scoop on how NVIDIA created this real-world visual challenge.
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