One notable update was the launch of the latest version of the meta-universe application development platform NVIDIA Omniverse Enterprise, which not only significantly improved the user experience, but also made a cross-generation leap in real-time RTX ray and path tracking.

The workflow has also been streamlined, making it easier for teams to build connected 3D pipelines, enabling them to develop and operate virtual 3D worlds at scale and with unprecedented physical accuracy.

Artists, designers, engineers, and developers can feel the benefits of the new release in a variety of common Omniverse use cases, such as breaking down 3D data silos through aggregation, building custom 3D pipeline tools, or generating synthetic 3D data.

The new release also includes support for breakthrough innovations within the new NVIDIA Ada Lovelace architecture, including third-generation RTX technology and DLSS 3. If you use the latest graphics processor technologies, such as NVIDIA RTX 6000 Ada Generation, NVIDIA L40 and OVX systems, the performance will increase by three times.

The update also offers features and capabilities such as new Omniverse Connectors, Layer-based real-time workflows, improved user experience and customization options, including multi-view ports, editable hotkeys, lighting presets and more.

Future metaverse development will become easier!

Enhance 3D creation

As the Omniverse ecosystem expanded, the development team introduced more and more features and tools that enabled the team to elevate 3D workflows and reach new levels of real-time, physically accurate simulation.

The following are specific additions to the latest version.

New Connectors

Omniverse Connectors enable more seamless workflow connectivity between different 3D applications, New Adobe Substance 3D Painter, Autodesk Alias, PTC Creo, Kitware’s Paraview Omniverse Connectors are supported

Users can also easily export data created in NX Software from Siemens Digital Industries Software.

Omniverse DeepSearch

It’s an AI-driven service that lets teams visually search very large, unlabeled 3D databases through natural language or using 2D reference images, addressing the lack of search capabilities previously found in bulky digital back-up libraries and asset collections.

Omniverse Farm

The user interface has been completely updated, with usability and performance improvements, as well as Kubernetes support

Omniverse Cloud

New cloud containers for Enterprise Nucleus Server, Replicator, Farm, and Isaac Sim provide greater flexibility for businesses to connect and manage distributed teams around the world.

AWS’s security, identity, and access management controls allow teams to maintain full control over their data, and containers are currently available for purchase on NVIDIA NGC.

Strengthen the core components of building a three-dimensional world

The Omniverse Enterprise Edition is designed for maximum flexibility and scalability, meaning creators, designers, researchers, and engineers can quickly connect tools, assets, and projects to collaborate in a shared virtual space.

Below are the updates in the platform core components.

Omniverse Kit SDK

A powerful toolkit for building extensions, applications, microservices, or plug-ins, building advanced tools and Omniverse applications with new templates and developer workflows is easier than ever before.

Omniverse Create

A reference application for building large-scale, USD based worlds that now supports features such as NVIDIA DLSS 3 and Multiple Viewports, making it easier for Omniverse Enterprise users to interact smoothly with extremely large and complex scenarios.

Omniverse View

A reference application for reviewing 3D scenes has been simplified to focus solely on the review and approval experience.

The new version provides new collaborative, real-time, interactive capabilities, including markup, annotation, measurement, and simple navigation, making stakeholder presentations easier to present and more interactive.

Omniverse Nucleus

The database and collaboration engine now include improved IT management tools, such as extended version control to handle atomic checkpoints on the server.

Newer large file transfer services enable users to move files between servers, on premises, or in the cloud, benefiting from hybrid workflows.

New self-service deployment instructions are now available for Enterprise Nucleus Server on AWS, allowing customers to deploy and manage Nucleus in the cloud.