New Google tools will power Star Wars VR high-end mobile experiences
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I wanna introduce the new tool, We call Seurat, after the great French painter.
With this tool we can take a high fidelity scene, like the one in PC games and run it in mobile VR in realtime.
How does this work?
As a developer, you defined a volume within which you want the user to move around and you will seen.
It takes dozen of images from different parts of this defined volume.
And then it automatically generates an entirely new 3D scene That looks identical to the original, but is dramatically simplified.
What if you take a scene so complex, it can't possibly run in real time.
Even on the most powerful PC.
Like something from a movie.
One of the goals is to bring you inside of Star Wars.
Let's see what they've been able to do with [INAUDIBLE] That's all the video.
Mission is really to create a massive premium story based entertainment experiences.
I hope people would step out of in place of our stories and in this case.
Into the world of Star Wars.
When there are events, locations, characters, something that has to fabricated they turn to visual effects to create that imagery.
The depth of the
The world that we would like you to step into is as thoughtful, and creative, and exacting as anything we might put in our films.
This new technology from Google is enabling us to do something we've been trying to find for a while.
We take high quality cinematic renders And we can turn them into something that's real time consumable.
>When Exad was approached by Google, they said they could take our ILM renders and make them run in real-time on the [INAUDIBLE].
Turns out it's true.
You can have very dense, complex scenes with very sophisticated shading.
Traditionally can't run in real time on an engine.
When I see people in our demo, looking at the floor and going on their hands and knees, down to expected curvature of every little bend and twist, I really think we're onto
That potentially opens the door to you know, cinematic realism [UNKNOWN]
So [UNKNOWN] brought this cinematic world of rogue one onto our mobile VR headset and this scene is around 50 million triangles and 3 gigabytes of textures
Normally it's frame here, it takes an hour to render offline on a high performance machine.
However, after processing with Seurat it now takes 13 milliseconds per frame on a mobile GPU.aaa
