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As virtual reality and augmented reality technologies began to gain traction in the 2010s, NVIDIA positioned itself as a key enabler of these immersive experiences. The company's powerful GPUs became essential components for driving high-quality VR and AR applications, which require significant computational resources to achieve the frame rates and visual fidelity necessary for comfortable and convincing immersion.<ref name="vrtech"/> | As virtual reality and augmented reality technologies began to gain traction in the 2010s, NVIDIA positioned itself as a key enabler of these immersive experiences. The company's powerful GPUs became essential components for driving high-quality VR and AR applications, which require significant computational resources to achieve the frame rates and visual fidelity necessary for comfortable and convincing immersion.<ref name="vrtech"/> | ||
NVIDIA's involvement in VR and AR accelerated with the introduction of the VRWorks suite of technologies and the [[NVIDIA VR Ready]] program, which ensures system | NVIDIA's involvement in VR and AR accelerated with the introduction of the VRWorks suite of technologies and the [[NVIDIA VR Ready]] program, which ensures system components, GPU, CPU, head-mounted display (HMD), and drivers, will provide the best immersive virtual reality experiences.<ref name="xrsolutions"/> | ||
In recent years, NVIDIA has further expanded its XR offerings with the introduction of CloudXR, a groundbreaking technology built on [[NVIDIA RTX]] that delivers virtual reality and augmented reality across [[5G Technology|5G]] and Wi-Fi networks. This innovation has opened up new possibilities for wireless VR and AR experiences, freeing users from the constraints of physical tethers to high-performance computers.<ref name="cloudxr"/> | In recent years, NVIDIA has further expanded its XR offerings with the introduction of CloudXR, a groundbreaking technology built on [[NVIDIA RTX]] that delivers virtual reality and augmented reality across [[5G Technology|5G]] and Wi-Fi networks. This innovation has opened up new possibilities for wireless VR and AR experiences, freeing users from the constraints of physical tethers to high-performance computers.<ref name="cloudxr"/> | ||
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=== NVIDIA VR Ready Program === | === NVIDIA VR Ready Program === | ||
The [[NVIDIA VR Ready]] program ensures that system | The [[NVIDIA VR Ready]] program ensures that system components, GPU, CPU, HMD, and drivers, will provide the best immersive virtual reality experiences. This certification program helps consumers and businesses identify hardware that meets the demanding requirements of VR applications.<ref name="xrsolutions"/> NVIDIA's GeForce RTX GPUs, in particular, are designed to provide the performance necessary to power top VR titles on the latest headsets. <ref name="vrgaming"/> | ||
=== Hardware for Immersive Applications === | === Hardware for Immersive Applications === | ||